public void VerticalWins()
{
var boardState = new Dictionary <Cell, Color>();
boardState[Cell(1, 1)] = Color.Red;
boardState[Cell(1, 2)] = Color.Red;
boardState[Cell(1, 3)] = Color.Red;
boardState[Cell(1, 4)] = Color.Red;
boardState[Cell(2, 1)] = Color.Yellow;
boardState[Cell(2, 2)] = Color.Yellow;
boardState[Cell(2, 3)] = Color.Yellow;
TestReferee.Horizontal(boardState, Cell(1, 1));
TestReferee.Horizontal(boardState, Cell(1, 2));
TestReferee.Horizontal(boardState, Cell(1, 3));
TestReferee.Horizontal(boardState, Cell(1, 4));
}
public void HorizontalWins()
{
var boardState = new Dictionary <Cell, Color>();
boardState[Cell(1, 1)] = Color.Red;
boardState[Cell(2, 1)] = Color.Red;
boardState[Cell(3, 1)] = Color.Red;
boardState[Cell(4, 1)] = Color.Red;
boardState[Cell(1, 2)] = Color.Yellow;
boardState[Cell(2, 2)] = Color.Yellow;
boardState[Cell(3, 2)] = Color.Yellow;
// Sending different Cells for it to test against forces the verification to assume
// that particular last move. So rather than just checking from one end to the other,
// it takes the move played and looks to the left and then to the right (if necessary)
TestReferee.Horizontal(boardState, Cell(1, 1));
TestReferee.Horizontal(boardState, Cell(2, 1));
TestReferee.Horizontal(boardState, Cell(3, 1));
TestReferee.Horizontal(boardState, Cell(4, 1));
}