public IEnumerator TestOnStateActivatedNewState()
{
// Create an interactive cube
InteractiveElement interactiveElement = CreateInteractiveCube();
yield return(null);
// Create a new state
interactiveElement.AddNewState(newStateName);
bool stateActivated = false;
// Use the OnStateActivated event in the State Manager to set stateActivated
interactiveElement.StateManager.OnStateActivated.AddListener((state) =>
{
if (state.Name == newStateName)
{
stateActivated = true;
}
});
// Set the state on
interactiveElement.SetStateOn(newStateName);
// Make sure the state was activated
Assert.True(stateActivated);
}
public IEnumerator TestAddingAndSettingNewState()
{
// Create an interactive cube
InteractiveElement interactiveElement = CreateInteractiveCube();
yield return(null);
// Create a new state and add it to Tracked States
interactiveElement.AddNewState(newStateName);
// Change the value of my new state by using the focus state events to set the new state
InteractionState focusState = interactiveElement.GetState(CoreInteractionState.Focus.ToString());
var focusEventConfiguration = interactiveElement.GetStateEvents <FocusEvents>(focusStateName);
yield return(null);
focusEventConfiguration.OnFocusOn.AddListener((focusEventData) =>
{
// When the object comes into focus, set my new state to on
interactiveElement.SetStateOn(newStateName);
});
focusEventConfiguration.OnFocusOff.AddListener((focusEventData) =>
{
// When the object comes out of focus, set my new state to off
interactiveElement.SetStateOff(newStateName);
});
// Make sure MyNewState is being tracked
InteractionState myNewState = interactiveElement.GetState(newStateName);
Assert.IsNotNull(myNewState);
// Make sure the value is 0/off initially
Assert.AreEqual(0, myNewState.Value);
// Create a new hand and initialize it with an object in focus
var leftHand = new TestHand(Handedness.Left);
yield return(ShowHandWithObjectInFocus(leftHand));
// Make sure the value of MyNewState was changed when the object is in focus
Assert.AreEqual(1, myNewState.Value);
// Move hand away from object to remove focus
yield return(MoveHandOutOfFocus(leftHand));
// Make sure the value of MyNewState was changed when the object is no longer in focus
Assert.AreEqual(0, myNewState.Value);
}
public IEnumerator TestEventConfigOfNewState()
{
// Create an interactive cube
InteractiveElement interactiveElement = CreateInteractiveCube();
yield return(null);
// Create a new state
interactiveElement.AddNewState(newStateName);
// Get the event configuration
var eventConfiguration = interactiveElement.GetStateEvents <StateEvents>(newStateName);
bool onStateOn = false;
bool onStateOff = false;
eventConfiguration.OnStateOn.AddListener(() =>
{
onStateOn = true;
});
eventConfiguration.OnStateOff.AddListener(() =>
{
onStateOff = true;
});
interactiveElement.SetStateOn(newStateName);
yield return(null);
// Check if OnFocusOn has fired
Assert.True(onStateOn);
interactiveElement.SetStateOff(newStateName);
yield return(null);
// Check if OnFocusOn has fired
Assert.True(onStateOff);
yield return(null);
}
public IEnumerator TestDefaultStateSetting()
{
// Create an interactive cube
InteractiveElement interactiveElement = CreateInteractiveCube();
yield return(null);
int newStateCount = 5;
// Add new states
for (int i = 0; i < newStateCount; i++)
{
interactiveElement.AddNewState("State" + i.ToString());
yield return(null);
}
// The Default state should only be active if no other states are active
Assert.True(interactiveElement.IsStateActive(defaultStateName));
// Set each new states to active
for (int i = 0; i < newStateCount; i++)
{
interactiveElement.SetStateOn("State" + i.ToString());
// If any other state is active, the Default state should not be active
Assert.False(interactiveElement.IsStateActive(defaultStateName));
}
// Set all states to not be active
for (int i = 0; i < newStateCount; i++)
{
interactiveElement.SetStateOff("State" + i.ToString());
}
yield return(null);
// After all the states are deactivated, the Default state should be active
Assert.True(interactiveElement.IsStateActive(defaultStateName));
}