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class CoderHelper
def initWithCoder(coder)
self
end
def encodeWithCoder(coder)
end
end
class CoderTester
attr :object
attr :bool
attr :double
attr :float
attr :int
attr :point
attr :rect
attr :size
def initialize
@object = CoderHelper.new
@bool = true
@double = 1.5
@float = 1.5
@int = 1
@point = CGPoint.new(0, 0)
@rect = CGRect.new([1, 1], [1, 1])
@size = CGSize.new(2, 2)
end
def initWithCoder(coder)
@object = coder['object']
@bool = coder.bool('bool')
@double = coder.double('double')
@float = coder.float('float')
@int = coder.int('int')
@point = coder.point('point')
@rect = coder.rect('rect')
@size = coder.size('size')
self
end
def encodeWithCoder(coder)
coder['object'] = @object
coder.set('bool', toBool:@bool)
coder.set('double', toDouble:@double)
coder.set('float', toFloat:@float)
coder.set('int', toInt:@int)
coder.set('point', toPoint:@point)
coder.set('rect', toRect:@rect)
coder.set('size', toSize:@size)
end
end
describe "NSCoder" do
before do
@subject = CoderTester.new
end
it "is nscoding compliant" do
data = NSCoder.archive(@subject)
test = NSCoder.unarchive(data)
test.object.class.should == CoderHelper
test.bool.should == @subject.bool
test.double.should == @subject.double
test.float.should == @subject.float
test.int.should == @subject.int
test.point.should == @subject.point
test.rect.should == @subject.rect
test.size.should == @subject.size
end
end
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