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# retrieve and update objects for testing updates
# this set (04, 05, ...) test updates to some objects to prove that we're not 
# storing extraneous objects 
#   like 'thaw' test. scheme is to create a 'matrix' of objects that point to
#   each other. update some and put the updated objects back. show that objects
#   not put remain unchanged
#   at end, make sure there's only one copy of each object.
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use t::lib;
use strict;
use Carp;
use Test::More;
use Test::Deep;
use autodbTestObject;

use Class::AutoDB;
use putgetUtil; use Mechanics;

my($num_objects,$get_type,$put_type)=@ARGV;
defined $num_objects or $num_objects=3;
defined $get_type or $get_type='get';
defined $put_type or $put_type='put';

my $autodb=new Class::AutoDB(database=>'test');  # open database
isa_ok($autodb,'Class::AutoDB','class is Class::AutoDB - sanity check');

# make the objects
my @objects=
  map {new Mechanics (name=>"update $num_objects object $_",id=>id_next(),
		      num_objects=>$num_objects,list_count=>0)} (0..$num_objects-1);
# connect 'em up
map {$_->object_list(\@objects)} @objects;
# repeat 0th updates, leaving each object in expected state
map {$objects[$_]->string_key("string update $_")} (0..$num_objects-1);
# test them
# %test_args, exported by putgetUtil, sets class2colls, coll2keys, label
my $test=new autodbTestObject(%test_args,get_type=>$get_type,put_type=>$put_type);
$test->test_get(labelprefix=>"$get_type/$put_type update 2:",
		get_args=>{collection=>'Mechanics'},correct_objects=>\@objects);

done_testing();