C# (CSharp) GunController.ApplyFire Beispiele

Beispiel #1

Datei: TestClass.cs Projekt: julietsvq/Samples

        public void IfThereAreNoBullets_ShootFail()
        {
            Mock<IFire> fireControllerMock = new Mock<IFire>();

            GunController controller = new GunController();
            controller.bulletsLeft = 0;
            controller.fireController = fireControllerMock.Object;

            controller.ApplyFire();

            fireControllerMock.Verify(c => c.Fire(), Times.Never);
        }

Beispiel #2

Datei: TestClass.cs Projekt: mewt/Samples

        public void IfThereAreNoBullets_ShootFail()
        {
            Mock <IFire> fireControllerMock = new Mock <IFire>();

            GunController controller = new GunController();

            controller.bulletsLeft    = 0;
            controller.fireController = fireControllerMock.Object;

            controller.ApplyFire();

            fireControllerMock.Verify(c => c.Fire(), Times.Never);
        }

Beispiel #3

Datei: TestClass.cs Projekt: julietsvq/Samples

        public void IfThereAreBulletsAShootSucceed()
        {
            Mock<IFire> fireControllerMock = new Mock<IFire>();

            GunController controller = new GunController();
            controller.fireController = fireControllerMock.Object;

            controller.ApplyFire();

            Assert.AreEqual(4, controller.bulletsLeft);

            fireControllerMock.Verify(c => c.Fire());
        }

Beispiel #4

Datei: TestClass.cs Projekt: mewt/Samples

        public void IfThereAreBulletsAShootSucceed()
        {
            Mock <IFire> fireControllerMock = new Mock <IFire>();

            GunController controller = new GunController();

            controller.fireController = fireControllerMock.Object;

            controller.ApplyFire();

            Assert.AreEqual(4, controller.bulletsLeft);

            fireControllerMock.Verify(c => c.Fire());
        }