Ejemplos de Admin::opDispatched en C++ (Cpp)

Ejemplo n.º 1

Archivo: Admintest.cpp Proyecto: cyclefusion/cyphesis

void Admintest::test_opDispatched_unconnected()
{
    m_account->m_connection = 0;

    Link_sent_called = false;

    ASSERT_TRUE(!m_account->m_monitorConnection.connected());

    Operation op;

    m_account->opDispatched(op);

    // The operation should not have been sent here
    ASSERT_TRUE(!Link_sent_called);
}

Ejemplo n.º 2

Archivo: Admintest.cpp Proyecto: cyclefusion/cyphesis

void Admintest::test_opDispatched()
{
    Link_sent_called = false;

    m_account->m_monitorConnection =
          null_signal.connect(sigc::mem_fun(this, &Admintest::null_method));
    ASSERT_TRUE(m_account->m_monitorConnection.connected());

    Operation op;

    m_account->opDispatched(op);

    // The account is connected, so calling this should not affect the signal
    ASSERT_TRUE(m_account->m_monitorConnection.connected());

    // The operation should have been sent here
    ASSERT_TRUE(Link_sent_called);
}

Ejemplo n.º 3

Archivo: Admintest.cpp Proyecto: cyclefusion/cyphesis

void Admintest::test_opDispatched_unconnected_monitored()
{
    m_account->m_connection = 0;

    Link_sent_called = false;

    m_account->m_monitorConnection =
          null_signal.connect(sigc::mem_fun(this, &Admintest::null_method));
    ASSERT_TRUE(m_account->m_monitorConnection.connected());

    Operation op;

    m_account->opDispatched(op);

    // The account is unconnected, so calling opDispatched should not
    // cause the signal to get cut off
    ASSERT_TRUE(!m_account->m_monitorConnection.connected());

    // The operation should not have been sent here
    ASSERT_TRUE(!Link_sent_called);
}