private void Forward(IRobot robot, IGrid grid, Point initialPosition)
{
robot.MoveForward();
var position = robot.GetPosition();
if (grid.IsOutside(position))
{
robot.Status = RobotStatus.LOST;
grid.AddScent(initialPosition);
}
}
//TODO: the "object[] args" parameter feels super gross and wrong. Needs to be changed at some point.
//Perhaps declaring some sort of IInstructionArguments (generic?) would make more sense and simplify
//the code in this method.
//REFACTOR: It works for now, though, so I'll (hopefully) have time to come back to this.
public void InterpretInstruction(Instruction instruction, object[] args)
{
switch (instruction)
{
case Instruction.PLACE:
if (TryParsePlaceArguments(args, out int xArg, out int yArg, out Orientation orientationArg))
{
//TODO: Create IPositionFactory, or perhaps better, output a IVector directionalPlacement from the above
//TryParsePlaceArguments, which can contain Position and Orientation data for us.
_robot.Place(new Position(xArg, yArg), orientationArg);
}
break;
case Instruction.MOVE:
if (_robot.IsPlaced)
{
_robot.Move();
}
break;
case Instruction.LEFT:
if (_robot.IsPlaced)
{
_robot.Rotate(SpinDirection.LEFT);
}
break;
case Instruction.RIGHT:
if (_robot.IsPlaced)
{
_robot.Rotate(SpinDirection.RIGHT);
}
break;
case Instruction.REPORT:
if (_robot.IsPlaced)
{
_reporter.Report(_robot.GetPosition(), _robot.GetOrientation().Value);
}
break;
default:
return;
}
}
public Task ExecuteAsync(IGrid grid, IRobot robot)
{
if (grid == null)
{
throw new ArgumentNullException(nameof(grid));
}
if (robot == null)
{
throw new ArgumentNullException(nameof(robot));
}
var initialPosition = robot.GetPosition();
if (grid.IsScent(initialPosition))
{
ScentForward(robot, grid);
}
else
{
Forward(robot, grid, initialPosition);
}
return(Task.FromResult(0));
}
