public void WriteBitCoord()
{
var random = new Random(0);
for (int i = 0; i < Iterations; i++)
{
int skip = i % 16;
BitStreamWriter bsw = new BitStreamWriter();
bsw.WriteBitsFromSInt(random.Next(), skip);
bsw.WriteBitCoord((float)((random.NextDouble() - 0.5) * 100000));
BitStreamReader bsr = new BitStreamReader(bsw);
bsr.SkipBits(skip);
// Write the float back and then read it again, this will constrain it to the precision of a
// bit coord so we can do a direct equality check.
float f = bsr.ReadBitCoord();
// Now do all the same stuff we just did but with the constrained float.
bsw = new BitStreamWriter();
bsw.WriteBitsFromSInt(random.Next(), skip);
bsw.WriteBitCoord(f);
bsr = new BitStreamReader(bsw);
bsr.SkipBits(skip);
Assert.AreEqual(f, bsr.ReadBitCoord(), $"index: {i}");
}
}
