public List <MoveContext> getHighestPriorityMoves()
{
MovePriority highestPrio = null;
List <MoveContext> highestPrioList = new List <MoveContext>();
foreach (MoveContext mc in remainingMoveRequests)
{
if (highestPrio == null)
{
highestPrio = mc.getMovePriority();
highestPrioList.Add(mc);
}
else
{
if (mc.getMovePriority().Equals(highestPrio))
{
highestPrioList.Add(mc);
}
else if (mc.getMovePriority().CompareTo(highestPrio) < 0)
{
highestPrio = mc.getMovePriority();
highestPrioList.Clear();
highestPrioList.Add(mc);
}
}
}
return(highestPrioList);
}
public void testMovePriorityComparison()
{
MovePriority mp1 = new MovePriority(0, 100);
MovePriority mp2 = new MovePriority(0, 100);
MovePriority mp3 = new MovePriority(-1, 50);
MovePriority mp4 = new MovePriority(2, 500);
MovePriority mp5 = new MovePriority(0, 103);
//These two are equal in every way
Assert.That(mp1.Equals(mp2));
Assert.That(mp1.CompareTo(mp2) == 0);
//Lower priority values mean that mp3 should go before mp1 regardless of speed
Assert.That(mp1.Equals(mp3) == false);
Assert.That(mp3.CompareTo(mp1) < 0);
//Higher priority values mean that mp4 should go after mp1 regardless of speed
Assert.That(mp1.Equals(mp4) == false);
Assert.That(mp4.CompareTo(mp1) > 0);
//Higher speed when priority is equal means that mp5 goes before mp1
Assert.That(mp1.Equals(mp5) == false);
Assert.That(mp5.CompareTo(mp1) < 0);
}
