//First you need to create a route that have a parse error in the route.txt file
public void ParseDestinationsWithError()
{
Action actionResult = () => TrainSchedule.ParseRoute("TestRoute1", true);
Exception exeptionResult = Assert.Throws <Exception>(actionResult);
Assert.Equal("Something was wrong with the devider charecter", exeptionResult.Message);
}
static void Main(string[] args)
{
//Generate new route with each run if route doesn't exist so debugging is consistent between users
string RouteName = "TestRoute1"; //This is what we decide to call a specific route. It is a folder containing track.txt and route.txt
if (!Directory.Exists(Environment.CurrentDirectory + "/" + RouteName))
{
List <Location> destinationsToGenerateRoute = new List <Location>()
{
new Location("2021/03/08 15:30", "Göteborg"),
new Location("2021/03/08 15:52", "Alingsås"),
new Location("2021/03/08 16:23", "Vårgårda"),
new Location("2021/03/08 17:42", "Herrljunga"),
new Location("2021/03/08 18:50", "Falköping"),
new Location("2021/03/08 19:30", "Stockholm")
};
GenerateRoute(RouteName, destinationsToGenerateRoute);
}
var destinations = TrainSchedule.ParseRoute(RouteName); //Here we put the RouteName
ITrackIO trackIO = new TrackIO(RouteName); //Here we put the RouteName
Train[] trains = Train.Parse("trains.txt");
trackIO.Parse();
ITrainSimulation simulation = new TrainSimulation(175, trackIO).AddDestinations(destinations).AddTrain(trains[0]);
simulation.Start();
//trains[0] because we only have one train at the moment. But trains.txt can and will contain multiple ones.
}