public void TestAddOrResetTimedEvent()
{
// event for reset testing
var e = new GameEvent {
EventType = GameEventType.TimedEvent,
From = this,
To = _helper,
Id = 587
};
_eventBus.RegisterTimedEvent(e, TimePeriod.NewMilliseconds(100));
// event which should stay in event bus for a very long time,
// and not be disturbed by resetting the other event multiple times.
var longWaitEvent = new GameEvent {
EventType = GameEventType.TimedEvent,
From = this,
To = _helper,
Id = 317
};
_eventBus.RegisterTimedEvent(longWaitEvent, TimePeriod.NewSeconds(30.0));
// time out the event and process
Thread.Sleep(150);
_eventBus.ProcessEvents();
Assert.AreEqual(1, _helper.EventCounter);
// now, add the event again
_eventBus.AddOrResetTimedEvent(e, TimePeriod.NewMilliseconds(100));
// time out the event and process again
Thread.Sleep(150);
_eventBus.ProcessEvents();
Assert.AreEqual(2, _helper.EventCounter);
// add the event one more time,
// but this time with a longer time period
_eventBus.AddOrResetTimedEvent(e, TimePeriod.NewMilliseconds(2000));
// now reset it to a short time period
_eventBus.AddOrResetTimedEvent(e, TimePeriod.NewMilliseconds(100));
// time out the event and process again,
// and test that the reset worked
Thread.Sleep(150);
_eventBus.ProcessEvents();
Assert.AreEqual(3, _helper.EventCounter);
// test that resetting did not disturb the other event
Assert.IsTrue(_eventBus.HasTimedEvent(longWaitEvent.Id));
}
