/// <summary>
/// Get a move
/// </summary>
/// <returns>The move</returns>
public IMove GetMove()
{
var currentMove = mp.GetMove();
return(currentMove);
// get the move from the move provider
// set the move owner to the current player (using "this") since this is used during validation
}
/// <summary>
/// Helper function to perform a single turn
/// Very useful for unit testing
/// </summary>
public void PerformSingleTurn(IPlayer player)
{
// validate the arguments
// if player is null, throw an ArgumentNullException
if (player == null)
{
throw new ArgumentNullException();
}
// tell the player it's their turn using their name, and ask them for their move
// using the output provider to print
// TODO: CHANGE WHEN UI IS IMPLEMENTED
Console.WriteLine($"{player.Name}, it's your turn. Where would you like to move?");
// set game state to WaitingForUserInput
GameState = GameState.WaitingForUserInput;
// get the move from the player
var column = Convert.ToInt32(Console.ReadLine());
var move = moveProvider.GetMove(column);
// set game state to PerformingMove
GameState = GameState.PerformingMove;
// create a piece with the player as the owner
// TO DO BY VILDE
// make a move using the board, passing in that piece
board.AddPiece(piece, move);
// set game state to CheckingForGameOver
GameState = GameState.CheckingForGameOver;
// Did the current player win? (ask the win checker)
// If yes, change the game state to GameState.Winner and return
if (winChecker.IsWin(board, move))
{
GameState = GameState.Winner;
}
// Is the board full? (ask the board)
// If yes, change the game state to GameState.Draw
if (board.IsFull())
{
GameState = GameState.Draw;
}
}