public void tick_world_brings_dead_cells_to_life_when_has_3_neighbours()
{
var world = new World();
world.SetupWorld(
"0+0", // <- we expect the cell at 2,0 to come alive because it has 3 neighbours
"0++",
"000");
World worldAfterTick = world.Tick();
Assert.True(worldAfterTick.IsCellAlive(new Position(2, 0)));
}
static void Main(string[] args)
{
var world = new World();
string[] setup = ConwayBoards.Puffer();
world.SetupWorld(setup);
var model = new WorldToConwayModelWrapper(world);
// you can use the constant speed model if you want things to happen at a specific pace - useful
// if the technology being used to render does not take long - for us, console is the bottle neck.
//var clock = new SystemClock();
//var constantModel = new ConwayConstantSpeedModel(model, clock) {TicksPerSecond = 3};
var display = new ConwayTerminalDisplay(79, 35, model);
display.Start();
}
