public void TestManipulation()
{
Manipulation manipulation = new Manipulation();
BasicSynthesis basic = new BasicSynthesis();
SteadyHand steadyHand = new SteadyHand();
State state = Utility.CreateDefaultState();
state.Durability = 30;
state.MaxDurability = 60;
// Verify that Manipulation can be activated successfully.
State s1 = manipulation.Activate(state, true);
Assert.AreEqual <uint>(manipulation.Duration, Manipulation.GetTurnsRemaining(s1));
// Verify that the durability has not changed simply as a result of activating manipulation.
Assert.AreEqual <uint>(state.Durability, s1.Durability);
// Verify that Manipulation can't be used if it's already up.
Assert.IsFalse(manipulation.CanUse(s1));
// Verify that using Basic Synthesis with Manipulation up doesn't decrease the durability.
State s2 = basic.Activate(s1, true);
Assert.AreEqual <uint>(s1.Durability, s2.Durability);
Assert.AreEqual <uint>(2, Manipulation.GetTurnsRemaining(s2));
Assert.IsFalse(manipulation.CanUse(s2));
// Verify that using Steady hand with Manipulation up causes the durability to increase by 10.
State s3 = steadyHand.Activate(s2, true);
Assert.AreEqual <uint>(s2.Durability + 10, s3.Durability);
Assert.AreEqual <uint>(1, Manipulation.GetTurnsRemaining(s3));
Assert.IsFalse(manipulation.CanUse(s3));
// Use another Basic Synthesis so we can verify that the buff de-activates.
State s4 = basic.Activate(s3, true);
Assert.IsTrue(manipulation.CanUse(s4));
}