1 theme.test | ThemeRegistryTestCase::testRaceCondition() |
Tests the behavior of the theme registry class.
File
- core/
modules/ simpletest/ tests/ theme.test, line 757 - Tests for the theme API.
Class
- ThemeRegistryTestCase
- Tests for the ThemeRegistry class.
Code
function testRaceCondition() {
$_SERVER['REQUEST_METHOD'] = 'GET';
$cid = 'test_theme_registry';
// Directly instantiate the theme registry, this will cause a base cache
// entry to be written in __construct().
$registry = new ThemeRegistry($cid, 'cache');
$this->assertTrue(cache()->get($cid), 'Cache entry was created.');
// Trigger a cache miss for an offset.
$this->assertTrue($registry['theme_test_template_test'], 'Offset was returned correctly from the theme registry.');
// This will cause the ThemeRegistry class to write an updated version of
// the cache entry when it is destroyed, usually at the end of the request.
// Before that happens, manually delete the cache entry we created earlier
// so that the new entry is written from scratch.
cache()->delete($cid);
// Destroy the class so that it triggers a cache write for the offset.
unset($registry);
$this->assertTrue(cache()->get($cid), 'Cache entry was created.');
// Create a new instance of the class. Confirm that both the offset
// requested previously, and one that has not yet been requested are both
// available.
$registry = new ThemeRegistry($cid, 'cache');
$this->assertTrue($registry['theme_test_template_test'], 'Offset was returned correctly from the theme registry');
$this->assertTrue($registry['theme_test_template_test_2'], 'Offset was returned correctly from the theme registry');
}