function EntityDependencyTestCase::assertCorrectEntityOrder in Entity Dependency API 7

Checks that entities are in the correct order.

@todo Document me properly.

5 calls to EntityDependencyTestCase::assertCorrectEntityOrder()

EntityDependencyTestCase::testCumbersomeIterator in ./entity_dependency.test

Test cumbersome scenario with nodes, taxonomy and users.

EntityDependencyTestCase::testDanglingTermReferenceIterator in ./entity_dependency.test

Test worse scenario with nodes, taxonomy and dangling reference to taxonomy term.

EntityDependencyTestCase::testNode in ./entity_dependency.test

Test if single node passes iterator.

EntityDependencyTestCase::testNodeUser in ./entity_dependency.test

Test basic scenario with node & author.

EntityDependencyTestCase::testNodeUserComment in ./entity_dependency.test

Test basic scenario with node & author & comment & commentor.

File

./entity_dependency.test, line 65

Entity Dependency tests.

Class

EntityDependencyTestCase

Tests the entity dependency iterator.

Code

function assertCorrectEntityOrder($entity, $correct_type, $entity_id_name, $correct_id) {
  $test = $entity->__metadata['type'] == $correct_type && $entity->{$entity_id_name} == $correct_id;
  $placeholders = array(
    '%entity_type' => $entity->__metadata['type'],
    '%entity_id' => $entity->{$entity_id_name},
  );
  $this
    ->assertTrue($test, t('%entity_type %entity_id was iterated over, in correct order.', $placeholders));
}