public void TestStopOnFailure()
{
// make some scripts
var a = new TestAction("a");
var b = new TestAction("b");
var c = new TestAction("c");
var abc = new TestScript("abc", a, b, c);
var d = new TestAction("d");
var e = new TestAction("e");
var f = new TestAction("f");
var def = new TestScript("def", d, e, f);
var q = new ScriptQueue();
q.Enqueue(new List <Script>()
{
abc, def
});
q.OnUpdate();
Assert.IsTrue(a.IsEnqueued && a.IsActive && a.IsStarted);
// if we stop just action a with the failure flag set, it should stop the entire script
// and advance to the next one
abc.StopCurrentAction(false, null);
Assert.IsTrue(!a.IsEnqueued && !a.IsActive);
Assert.IsTrue(!abc.IsEnqueued && !abc.IsActive);
Assert.IsTrue(def.IsActive && d.IsActive);
// similary stopping the script will just remove it
def.StopScript(false, null);
Assert.IsTrue(!def.IsActive && !d.IsActive);
}
public void TestScriptsInQueue()
{
// make some scripts
var a = new TestAction("a");
var b = new TestAction("b");
var c = new TestAction("c");
var abc = new TestScript("abc", a, b, c);
var empty = new TestScript("empty");
var d = new TestAction("d");
var e = new TestAction("e");
var f = new TestAction("f");
var def = new TestScript("def", d, e, f);
var q = new ScriptQueue();
q.Enqueue(new List <Script>()
{
abc, empty, def
});
// verify the first script and action are active
Assert.IsTrue(!q.IsEmpty && q.Head == abc && q.Head.Head == a);
Assert.IsTrue(abc.IsEnqueued && abc.IsActive);
Assert.IsTrue(empty.IsEnqueued && !empty.IsActive);
Assert.IsTrue(def.IsEnqueued && !def.IsActive);
// stop the first action, keeps the same script active
a.Stop(true);
Assert.IsTrue(!q.IsEmpty && q.Head == abc && q.Head.Head == b);
// finish off actions. this will remove ABC from the queue
b.Stop(true);
c.Stop(true);
Assert.IsTrue(!q.IsEmpty && q.Head != abc);
Assert.IsTrue(abc.countActivate == 1 && abc.countDeactivate == 1);
// the Empty script was activated but then immediately removed, because it's empty
Assert.IsTrue(!empty.IsEnqueued && !empty.IsActive);
Assert.IsTrue(empty.countActivate == 1 && empty.countDeactivate == 1);
// and let's make sure that DEF is the active one now
Assert.IsTrue(!q.IsEmpty && q.Head == def && q.Head.Head == d);
Assert.IsTrue(!abc.IsEnqueued && !abc.IsActive);
Assert.IsTrue(!empty.IsEnqueued && !empty.IsActive);
Assert.IsTrue(def.IsEnqueued && def.IsActive);
Assert.IsTrue(def.countActivate == 1 && def.countDeactivate == 0);
// then if we force-stop DEF, it should clean out of the queue completely
def.StopScript(true, null);
Assert.IsTrue(q.IsEmpty && q.Head == null);
Assert.IsTrue(!def.IsEnqueued && !def.IsActive);
Assert.IsTrue(def.countActivate == 1 && def.countDeactivate == 1);
}
public void TestStopOnFailure()
{
// make some scripts
var a = new TestAction("a");
var b = new TestAction("b");
var c = new TestAction("c");
var abc = new TestScript("abc", a, b, c);
var d = new TestAction("d");
var e = new TestAction("e");
var f = new TestAction("f");
var def = new TestScript("def", d, e, f);
var q = new ScriptQueue();
q.Enqueue(new List<Script>() { abc, def });
q.OnUpdate();
Assert.IsTrue(a.IsEnqueued && a.IsActive && a.IsStarted);
// if we stop just action a with the failure flag set, it should stop the entire script
// and advance to the next one
abc.StopCurrentAction(false, null);
Assert.IsTrue(!a.IsEnqueued && !a.IsActive);
Assert.IsTrue(!abc.IsEnqueued && !abc.IsActive);
Assert.IsTrue(def.IsActive && d.IsActive);
// similary stopping the script will just remove it
def.StopScript(false, null);
Assert.IsTrue(!def.IsActive && !d.IsActive);
}
public void TestScriptsInQueue()
{
// make some scripts
var a = new TestAction("a");
var b = new TestAction("b");
var c = new TestAction("c");
var abc = new TestScript("abc", a, b, c);
var empty = new TestScript("empty");
var d = new TestAction("d");
var e = new TestAction("e");
var f = new TestAction("f");
var def = new TestScript("def", d, e, f );
var q = new ScriptQueue();
q.Enqueue(new List<Script>() { abc, empty, def });
// verify the first script and action are active
Assert.IsTrue(!q.IsEmpty && q.Head == abc && q.Head.Head == a);
Assert.IsTrue( abc.IsEnqueued && abc.IsActive);
Assert.IsTrue(empty.IsEnqueued && !empty.IsActive);
Assert.IsTrue( def.IsEnqueued && !def.IsActive);
// stop the first action, keeps the same script active
a.Stop(true);
Assert.IsTrue(!q.IsEmpty && q.Head == abc && q.Head.Head == b);
// finish off actions. this will remove ABC from the queue
b.Stop(true);
c.Stop(true);
Assert.IsTrue(!q.IsEmpty && q.Head != abc);
Assert.IsTrue(abc.countActivate == 1 && abc.countDeactivate == 1);
// the Empty script was activated but then immediately removed, because it's empty
Assert.IsTrue(!empty.IsEnqueued && !empty.IsActive);
Assert.IsTrue(empty.countActivate == 1 && empty.countDeactivate == 1);
// and let's make sure that DEF is the active one now
Assert.IsTrue(!q.IsEmpty && q.Head == def && q.Head.Head == d);
Assert.IsTrue( !abc.IsEnqueued && !abc.IsActive);
Assert.IsTrue(!empty.IsEnqueued && !empty.IsActive);
Assert.IsTrue( def.IsEnqueued && def.IsActive);
Assert.IsTrue(def.countActivate == 1 && def.countDeactivate == 0);
// then if we force-stop DEF, it should clean out of the queue completely
def.StopScript(true, null);
Assert.IsTrue(q.IsEmpty && q.Head == null);
Assert.IsTrue(!def.IsEnqueued && !def.IsActive);
Assert.IsTrue(def.countActivate == 1 && def.countDeactivate == 1);
}
