Exemple #1
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        public void GetMoves_WhiteKing_CanCastleBothSides()
        {
            var board = new ChessBoardState();

            board.Clear();
            board.SetSpot(5, 1, ChessPiece.WhiteKing);
            board.SetSpot(1, 1, ChessPiece.WhiteRook);
            board.SetSpot(8, 1, ChessPiece.WhiteRook);
            board.SetSpot(1, 2, ChessPiece.BlackRook);
            board.SetSpot(8, 2, ChessPiece.BlackRook);
            board.SetWhiteCanCastleKingside(true);
            board.SetWhiteCanCastleQueenside(true);

            var expectedMoves = new List <string>
            {
                // A1 Rook
                "Ra1-b1",
                "Ra1-c1",
                "Ra1-d1",
                "Ra1xa2",

                // King
                "O-O-O",
                "Ke1-d1",
                "Ke1-f1",
                "O-O",

                // H1 Rook
                "Rh1-f1",
                "Rh1-g1",
                "Rh1xh2"
            };

            CheckPossibleMoves(board, expectedMoves);
        }
Exemple #2
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        public void GetMoves_WhiteKing_CantCastleWhileInCheck()
        {
            var board = new ChessBoardState();

            board.Clear();
            board.SetSpot(5, 1, ChessPiece.WhiteKing);
            board.SetSpot(1, 1, ChessPiece.WhiteRook);
            board.SetSpot(8, 1, ChessPiece.WhiteRook);
            board.SetSpot(1, 2, ChessPiece.BlackRook);
            board.SetSpot(8, 2, ChessPiece.BlackRook);
            board.SetSpot(5, 8, ChessPiece.BlackRook);

            board.SetWhiteCanCastleKingside(true);
            board.SetWhiteCanCastleQueenside(true);

            // White is able to castle, but can't because they're in check.  They can only move their king out of the way.
            var expectedMoves = new List <string>
            {
                // A1 Rook
                //"Ra1-b1",
                //"Ra1-c1",
                //"Ra1-d1",
                //"Ra1xa2",

                // King
                //"O-O-O",
                "Ke1-d1",
                "Ke1-f1",
                //"O-O",

                // H1 Rook
                //"Rh1-f1",
                //"Rh1-g1",
                //"Rh1xh2"
            };

            CheckPossibleMoves(board, expectedMoves);
        }
Exemple #3
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        public void GetMoves_WhiteKing_CastleRights_AcrossCheck_KSJump()
        {
            var board = new ChessBoardState();

            board.Clear();
            board.SetSpot(5, 1, ChessPiece.WhiteKing);
            board.SetSpot(5, 8, ChessPiece.BlackKing);
            board.SetSpot(1, 1, ChessPiece.WhiteRook);
            board.SetSpot(8, 1, ChessPiece.WhiteRook);
            board.SetSpot(1, 2, ChessPiece.BlackRook);
            board.SetSpot(6, 3, ChessPiece.BlackRook); // King can't castle kingside when there's a Black Rook on this square.
            board.SetSpot(8, 2, ChessPiece.BlackRook);
            board.SetWhiteCanCastleKingside(true);
            board.SetWhiteCanCastleQueenside(true);

            var expectedMoves = new List <string>
            {
                // A1 Rook
                "Ra1-b1",
                "Ra1-c1",
                "Ra1-d1",
                "Ra1xa2",

                // King
                "O-O-O",
                "Ke1-d1",
                //"Ke1-f1",
                //"O-O",

                // H1 Rook
                "Rh1-f1",
                "Rh1-g1",
                "Rh1xh2"
            };

            CheckPossibleMoves(board, expectedMoves);
        }