public void Game_InitalPosition()
{
var mazeGenerator = new MazeGenerator(10, 10);
mazeGenerator.Generate();
var mazeGameController = new MazeGameController(mazeGenerator.Nodes);
Assert.AreEqual(5, mazeGameController.State.PlayerPos.Item1);
Assert.AreEqual(5, mazeGameController.State.PlayerPos.Item2);
}
public void Game_Dispose()
{
var mazeGenerator = new MazeGenerator(10, 10);
mazeGenerator.Generate();
var mazeGameController = new MazeGameController(mazeGenerator.Nodes);
mazeGameController.Dispose();
Assert.IsNull(mazeGameController.State);
}
public void Game_AutoSolve3()
{
// Note: You can look at MazeState/maze.bmp to see what the maze to solve looks like.
var state = System.IO.File.ReadAllText(@"MazeState/state3.txt");
var mazeGameController = new MazeGameController(state);
var winX = 1;
var winY = 1;
mazeGameController.Solve();
Assert.AreEqual(winX, mazeGameController.State.PlayerPos.Item1);
Assert.AreEqual(winY, mazeGameController.State.PlayerPos.Item2);
}
public void Game_State()
{
var mazeGenerator = new MazeGenerator(10, 10);
mazeGenerator.Generate();
var mazeGameController = new MazeGameController(mazeGenerator.Nodes);
var settings = new JsonSerializerSettings()
{
ReferenceLoopHandling = ReferenceLoopHandling.Serialize,
PreserveReferencesHandling = PreserveReferencesHandling.Objects
};
var state = mazeGameController.SerializeState();
mazeGameController.DeserializeState(state);
Assert.AreEqual(10, mazeGenerator.Nodes.Count);
Assert.AreEqual(10, mazeGenerator.Nodes[1].Count);
}
public void Game_Left()
{
var mazeGenerator = new MazeGenerator(10, 10);
mazeGenerator.Generate();
var mazeGameController = new MazeGameController(mazeGenerator.Nodes);
bool moved = mazeGameController.TryLeft();
if (moved)
{
// At least one of the player coordinates has moved.
Assert.AreEqual(4, mazeGameController.State.PlayerPos.Item1);
Assert.AreEqual(5, mazeGameController.State.PlayerPos.Item2);
}
else
{
Assert.AreEqual(5, mazeGameController.State.PlayerPos.Item1);
Assert.AreEqual(5, mazeGameController.State.PlayerPos.Item2);
}
}
public void Game_Win()
{
// Note: You can look at MazeState/maze.bmp to see what the maze to solve looks like.
var state = System.IO.File.ReadAllText(@"MazeState/state.txt");
var mazeGameController = new MazeGameController(state);
var winX = 7;
var winY = 1;
Assert.IsTrue(mazeGameController.TryUp());
Assert.IsTrue(mazeGameController.TryLeft());
Assert.IsTrue(mazeGameController.TryDown());
Assert.IsTrue(mazeGameController.TryDown());
Assert.IsTrue(mazeGameController.TryDown());
Assert.IsTrue(mazeGameController.TryRight());
Assert.IsTrue(mazeGameController.TryUp());
Assert.IsTrue(mazeGameController.TryRight());
Assert.IsTrue(mazeGameController.TryUp());
Assert.IsTrue(mazeGameController.TryRight());
Assert.IsTrue(mazeGameController.TryUp());
Assert.IsTrue(mazeGameController.TryUp());
Assert.IsTrue(mazeGameController.TryUp());
Assert.IsTrue(mazeGameController.TryRight());
Assert.IsTrue(mazeGameController.TryUp());
Assert.IsTrue(mazeGameController.TryLeft());
Assert.AreEqual(winX, mazeGameController.State.PlayerPos.Item1);
Assert.AreEqual(winY, mazeGameController.State.PlayerPos.Item2);
// Check we can only move back
Assert.IsFalse(mazeGameController.TryUp());
Assert.IsFalse(mazeGameController.TryLeft());
Assert.IsFalse(mazeGameController.TryDown());
Assert.IsTrue(mazeGameController.TryRight());
}
