public void PositionSelectorClone()
{
tlog.Debug(tag, $"PositionSelectorClone START");
var testingTarget = new PositionSelector()
{
All = new Position(100, 200),
};
Assert.IsNotNull(testingTarget, "null handle");
Assert.IsInstanceOf <PositionSelector>(testingTarget, "Should return PositionSelector instance.");
try
{
var result = testingTarget.Clone();
tlog.Debug(tag, "result : " + result);
}
catch (Exception)
{
// System.InvalidCastException : Unable to cast object
// of type 'Tizen.NUI.BaseComponents.Selector`1[Tizen.NUI.Position]'
// to type 'Tizen.NUI.Components.PositionSelector'
// To fix
tlog.Debug(tag, $"PositionSelectorClone END (OK)");
Assert.Pass("Passed!");
}
}
public Player Init(Vector2 startingPosition, int index)
{
Debug.Log("Player.Init");
_startingPosition = startingPosition;
Index = index;
GameObject positionSelectorObject = GameObject.Find("P" + Index + "PositionSelector");
PositionSelector = positionSelectorObject.GetComponent <PositionSelector>();
DirectionLabel = GameObject.Find("P" + Index + "DirectionLabel");
GameObject directionSelectorObject = GameObject.Find("P" + Index + "DirectionSelector");
DirectionSelector = directionSelectorObject.GetComponent <DirectionSelector>();
GameObject distanceSelectorObject = GameObject.Find("P" + Index + "DistanceSelector");
DistanceSelector = distanceSelectorObject.GetComponent <DistanceSelector>();
return(this);
}
public DWFrame()
{
players = new PlayerData[] {
new PlayerData(),
new PlayerData(),
new PlayerData(),
new PlayerData()
};
disks = new DiskData[] {
new DiskData(),
new DiskData(),
new DiskData(),
new DiskData()
};
playerQuadrants = new PositionSelector();
diskQuadrants = new PositionSelector();
scores = new int[] { 0, 0, 0, 0 };
}
/// <summary>
/// The four of four in the chain of methods to return a frame
/// for a given set of game conditions. This narrows the focus down by
/// the set of positions where players are.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="positions">The positions of players, order doesn't matter</param>
/// <returns>The frame corresponding to the situation described.
/// It can be used to query for more specific information like player positions,
/// disk positions, and gives access to the frames following it and the
/// frames preceding it.</returns>
public LinkedList<DWFrame> PlayerPositions(params Vector2[] positions)
{
currentPlayerPositions = positions;
if (!knowledgeTree.ContainsKey(currentMap))
return new LinkedList<DWFrame>();
if (!knowledgeTree[currentMap].ContainsKey(currentPlayersAlive))
return new LinkedList<DWFrame>();
if(!knowledgeTree[currentMap][currentPlayersAlive].ContainsKey(currentDiskPositions))
return new LinkedList<DWFrame>();
if (!knowledgeTree[currentMap][currentPlayersAlive][currentDiskPositions].ContainsKey(currentPlayerPositions))
return new LinkedList<DWFrame>();
return knowledgeTree[currentMap][currentPlayersAlive]
[currentDiskPositions][currentPlayerPositions];
}
/// <summary>
/// The third of four in the chain of methods to return a list of frames
/// for a given set of game conditions. This narrows the focus down by
/// the set of positions where disks are.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="positions">The positions of disks, order doesn't matter</param>
/// <returns>Ugly Dictionary. You don't to use this alone.</returns>
public KnowledgeParser DiskPositions(params Vector2[] positions)
{
currentDiskPositions = positions;
return this;
}
