public void MergeStackableItemsPartialStack()
{
var col = new CollectionAccessibleMethods <IItemInstance>(10);
var arrowsClone = (MockedEquippableItemInstance)_arrowsItem.Clone();
_equipmentCollection.SetEquipmentTypes(0, new [] { _arrowsEquipmentType });
var set = col.Set(0, _arrowsItem, 5);
var set1 = _character.EquipAt(0, _arrowsItem, 5);
var set2 = _character.EquipAt(4, arrowsClone, 2);
var merged = _character.SwapOrMerge(0, 4);
Assert.IsNull(set.error);
Assert.IsNull(set1.error);
Assert.IsNull(set2.error);
Assert.IsNull(merged.error);
Assert.IsNull(col[0]);
Assert.AreSame(_arrowsItem, _equipmentCollection[4]);
Assert.AreEqual(7, _equipmentCollection.GetAmount(4));
// _arrowsItem never gets an OnEquipped because we're moving a partial stack, which duplicates the instance.
Assert.AreEqual(1, _arrowsItem.onEquippedCallCount);
Assert.AreEqual(0, _arrowsItem.onUnEquippedCallCount);
Assert.AreEqual(1, arrowsClone.onEquippedCallCount);
Assert.AreEqual(0, arrowsClone.onUnEquippedCallCount);
}
public void SwapIncompatibleTest()
{
var col = new CollectionAccessibleMethods <IItemInstance>(10);
var set = col.Set(0, _swordItem, 1);
var swapped = col.SwapPublic(0, _equipmentCollection, 2);
Assert.IsNull(set.error);
Assert.AreEqual(Errors.CharacterCollectionEquipmentTypeInvalid, swapped.error);
Assert.AreSame(_swordItem, col[0]);
Assert.IsNull(_equipmentCollection[4]);
Assert.AreEqual(0, _swordItem.onEquippedCallCount);
Assert.AreEqual(0, _swordItem.onUnEquippedCallCount);
}
public void MoveAutoFullStackToEquipTest()
{
var col = new CollectionAccessibleMethods <IItemInstance>(10);
var set = col.Set(4, _arrowsItem, 100);
var merged = col.MoveAuto(4, _equipmentCollection, 100);
Assert.IsNull(set.error);
Assert.IsNull(merged.error);
Assert.IsNull(col[0]);
Assert.AreSame(_arrowsItem, _equipmentCollection[4]);
Assert.AreEqual(0, col.GetAmount(0));
Assert.AreEqual(100, _equipmentCollection.GetAmount(4));
}
public void UnstackToSlotIntoChar()
{
var col = new CollectionAccessibleMethods <IItemInstance>(10);
var set = col.Set(0, _arrowsItem, 100);
var merged = col.MergePublic(0, _equipmentCollection, 4, 40);
Assert.IsNull(set.error);
Assert.IsNull(merged.error);
Assert.AreEqual(col[0], _equipmentCollection[4]);
Assert.AreNotSame(col[0], _equipmentCollection[4]);
Assert.AreEqual(60, col.GetAmount(0));
Assert.AreEqual(40, _equipmentCollection.GetAmount(4));
}
public void SwapStackable()
{
var col = new CollectionAccessibleMethods <IItemInstance>(10);
var arrowsClone = (MockedEquippableItemInstance)_arrowsItem.Clone();
var set = col.Set(0, _arrowsItem, 5);
var set2 = _character.EquipAt(4, arrowsClone, 2);
var swapped = col.SwapPublic(0, _equipmentCollection, 4);
Assert.IsNull(set.error);
Assert.IsNull(set2.error);
Assert.IsNull(swapped.error);
Assert.AreSame(arrowsClone, col[0]);
Assert.AreSame(_arrowsItem, _equipmentCollection[4]);
// Events aren't fired because we don't use the IEquippableCharacter, and move to the collection directly.
Assert.AreEqual(0, _arrowsItem.onEquippedCallCount);
Assert.AreEqual(0, _arrowsItem.onUnEquippedCallCount);
Assert.AreEqual(1, arrowsClone.onEquippedCallCount);
Assert.AreEqual(0, arrowsClone.onUnEquippedCallCount);
}
public void CollectionSetAddRestrictionTest()
{
// Arrange
var itemDef = new ItemDefinition(Guid.NewGuid());
var item = new ItemInstance(Guid.NewGuid(), itemDef);
_collection.restrictions.Add(new FakeCollectionRestriction());
// Act
var result = _collection.Set(0, item);
// Assert
Assert.AreEqual(Errors.CollectionRestrictionPreventedAction, result.error);
Assert.IsTrue(!_collection.slots[0].isOccupied);
}
