public void IfSearchIsEmpty_BoardIsValid()
{
IGamePiece[,] mockBoard = new IGamePiece[, ] {
{ new GamePiece(0, 0), new GamePiece(0, 0), new GamePiece(0, 0), new GamePiece(0, 0) },
{ new GamePiece(0, 0), new GamePiece(1, 0), new GamePiece(0, 0), new GamePiece(0, 0) },
{ new GamePiece(0, 0), new GamePiece(2, 0), new GamePiece(0, 0), new GamePiece(0, 0) },
{ new GamePiece(0, 0), new GamePiece(3, 0), new GamePiece(0, 0), new GamePiece(0, 0) }
};
MonsterManager.GetCurrentMonsterCombos().Returns(new List <List <int> >());
bool isOnBoard = systemUnderTest.IsMonsterComboAvailableOnBoard(mockBoard);
Assert.IsTrue(isOnBoard);
}
public bool IsMonsterComboAvailableOnBoard(IGamePiece[,] i_board)
{
List <List <int> > combosToCheck = MonsterManager.GetCurrentMonsterCombos();
if (combosToCheck == null || combosToCheck.Count == 0)
{
return(true); // this doesn't feel like clean code, but if the combosToCheck is null/0, we don't want to randomize
}
bool doesBoardHaveAnyCombo = false;
foreach (List <int> combo in combosToCheck)
{
if (IsComboOnBoard(combo, i_board))
{
doesBoardHaveAnyCombo = true;
break;
}
}
return(doesBoardHaveAnyCombo);
}