Added check for JSON_DOT_NET in tests

Author: Cory Leach

Tests/Editor/SaveLoadUtilityTests.cs

@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ public class SaveLoadUtilityTests
     {
         private string TestKey = "TestKey";
         private string TestSalt = "TestSalt";
-        
+
         private ISerializationMethod GetSerializationMethod(SerializationMethodType method)
         {
             switch (method)
@@ -26,40 +26,42 @@ private ISerializationMethod GetSerializationMethod(SerializationMethodType meth
                     return new SerializationMethodUnityJson();
                 case SerializationMethodType.UnityJsonEncrypted:
                     return new SerializationMethodUnityJsonEncrypted(TestKey,TestSalt);
+#if JSON_DOT_NET
                 case SerializationMethodType.JsonDotNet:
                     return new SerializationMethodJsonDotNet();
                 case SerializationMethodType.JsonDotNetEncrypted:
                     return new SerializationMethodJsonDotNetEncrypted(TestKey,TestSalt);
+#endif
                 case SerializationMethodType.Custom:
                     return new SerializationMethodBinary();
                 default:
                     throw new ArgumentOutOfRangeException(nameof(method), method, null);
             }
         }
-        
+
         [Serializable]
         public class SaveLoadTestObject
         {
             public string testData;
         }
-        
+
         [Test]
         public void SaveLoadAndDelete([Values]SerializationMethodType method)
         {
             var testSave = new SaveLoadTestObject() {testData = "SaveFileExists"};
             var serializationMethod = GetSerializationMethod(method);
             var filename = "TestSave.sav";
-            
+
             SaveLoadUtility.Save(testSave,serializationMethod,filename);
-            
+
             Assert.IsTrue(SaveLoadUtility.Exists(filename));
 
             var loadedSave = (SaveLoadTestObject)SaveLoadUtility.Load(typeof(SaveLoadTestObject), serializationMethod, filename);
             Assert.NotNull(loadedSave);
             Assert.IsTrue(loadedSave.testData == testSave.testData);
-            
+
             SaveLoadUtility.DeleteSavedFile(filename);
-            
+
             Assert.IsFalse(SaveLoadUtility.Exists(filename));
         }
 
@@ -77,16 +79,39 @@ public void CanGetFiles()
             var serializationMethod = GetSerializationMethod(SerializationMethodType.Binary);
             var filename = "TestSave.sav";
             var folder = "TestFolder";
-            
+
             SaveLoadUtility.Save(testSave,serializationMethod,filename,folder);
 
             var files = SaveLoadUtility.GetSavedFiles(folder);
             Assert.IsTrue(files.Length == 1);
-            
+
             //Files should contain a list of names that exactly match the file name used
             //omits the path of the file
             Assert.IsTrue(files[0] == filename);
-            
+
+            SaveLoadUtility.DeleteSavedFile(filename,folder);
+
+            files = SaveLoadUtility.GetSavedFiles();
+            Assert.IsTrue(files.Length == 0);
+        }
+
+        [Test]
+        public void CanGetFilesWithExtension()
+        {
+            var testSave = new SaveLoadTestObject() {testData = "SaveFileExists"};
+            var serializationMethod = GetSerializationMethod(SerializationMethodType.Binary);
+            var filename = "TestSave.sav";
+            var folder = "TestFolder";
+
+            SaveLoadUtility.Save(testSave,serializationMethod,filename,folder);
+
+            var files = SaveLoadUtility.GetSavedFiles(folder,"sav");
+            Assert.IsTrue(files.Length == 1);
+
+            //Files should contain a list of names that exactly match the file name used
+            //omits the path of the file
+            Assert.IsTrue(files[0] == filename);
+
             SaveLoadUtility.DeleteSavedFile(filename,folder);
 
             files = SaveLoadUtility.GetSavedFiles();
@@ -108,8 +133,7 @@ public void TearDown()
                 }
             }
         }
-        
+
     }
 
 }
-