public function testLeaveNewOnDelete()
{
$post = new Item06();
$post->name = 'post name';
$post->enterWorkflow();
verify($post->save())->true();
verify($post->getWorkflowStatus()->getId())->equals('Item06Workflow/new');
$post->canLeaveWorkflow(true);
Item06Behavior::$countBeforeLeaveNew = 0;
Item06Behavior::$countAfterLeaveNew = 0;
expect_that($post->delete());
expect('the beforeLeaveNew has been called once', Item06Behavior::$countBeforeLeaveNew)->equals(1);
expect('the afterLeaveNew has been called once', Item06Behavior::$countAfterLeaveNew)->equals(1);
}
public function testLeaveWorkflowOnDelete()
{
$post = new Item06();
$post->name = 'post name';
$post->enterWorkflow();
verify($post->save())->true();
verify($post->getWorkflowStatus()->getId())->equals('Item06Workflow/new');
Item06Behavior::$countLeaveWorkflow = 0;
$post->canLeaveWorkflow(true);
expect_that($post->delete());
verify(Item06Behavior::$countLeaveWorkflow)->equals(1);
$post = new Item06();
$post->name = 'post name';
$post->enterWorkflow();
verify($post->save())->true();
verify($post->getWorkflowStatus()->getId())->equals('Item06Workflow/new');
$post->canLeaveWorkflow(false);
// refuse leave workflow
// Now, the handler attached to the beforeLeaveWorkflow Event (see Item06Behavior)
// will invalidate the event and return false (preventing the DELETE operation)
expect_not($post->delete());
}
