public void ScoreCalculatorTest() //only here to test the ScoreCalculator class
{
List <List <int> > leest = new List <List <int> >() //need a "points" list of bowling points
{
new List <int>()
{
10, 0
},
new List <int>()
{
6, 0
},
new List <int>()
{
5, 5
},
new List <int>()
{
6, 3
},
new List <int>()
{
7, 2
},
new List <int>()
{
10, 0
},
new List <int>()
{
10, 0
},
new List <int>()
{
1, 3
},
new List <int>()
{
1, 4
},
new List <int>()
{
10, 1, 3
}
};
BowlingPointsData bopoda = new BowlingPointsData(); //only used here to borrow its "WriteToConsole" method
bopoda.points = leest; //so bopoda knows what to show.
bopoda.WriteToConsole(); //the call to show points to screeen.
ScoreCalculator sc = new ScoreCalculator(leest); //now the scoreCalculator can work with the points.
BowlingScoresData bsd = new BowlingScoresData(); //this is used to grab the scores, once they are calculated.
//bsd.scores = sc.scores; //Here the scores get grapped.
bsd.points = new List <int>();
foreach (int i in sc.scores)
{
bsd.points.Add(i);
}
bsd.WriteToConsole(); //-and written to the console.
}
