public void TestHasCondition_InvertLogic_SystemArgs()
{
TwoInARoom(out You you, out IActor them, out IWorld world);
var condition = new HasCondition("fff", SystemArgsTarget.Aggressor)
{
InvertLogic = true
};
//everyone meets condition
Assert.IsTrue(condition.IsMet(world, new SystemArgs(world, new FixedChoiceUI(), 0, you, them, Guid.Empty)));
Assert.IsTrue(condition.IsMet(world, new SystemArgs(world, new FixedChoiceUI(), 0, null, them, Guid.Empty)));
//you are now disqualified
you.BaseActions.Add(new TestAction(world.Player)
{
Name = "fff"
});
// When args include both an Aggressor and a Recipient then the condition favors the Aggressor
Assert.IsTrue(condition.IsMet(world, new SystemArgs(world, new FixedChoiceUI(), 0, them, you, Guid.Empty)));
Assert.IsFalse(condition.IsMet(world, new SystemArgs(world, new FixedChoiceUI(), 0, you, them, Guid.Empty)));
// When args only have a Recipient then the condition tests the Recipient
Assert.IsTrue(condition.IsMet(world, new SystemArgs(world, new FixedChoiceUI(), 0, null, them, Guid.Empty)));
Assert.IsFalse(condition.IsMet(world, new SystemArgs(world, new FixedChoiceUI(), 0, null, you, Guid.Empty)));
}
public void TestHasCondition_Actor()
{
YouInARoom(out IWorld world);
var condition = new HasCondition("fff", SystemArgsTarget.Aggressor);
Assert.IsFalse(condition.IsMet(world, GetSystemArgs(world.Player)));
world.Player.BaseActions.Add(new TestAction(world.Player)
{
Name = "fff"
});
Assert.IsTrue(condition.IsMet(world, GetSystemArgs(world.Player)));
}