public void OutScoM()
{
// Use the Assert class to test conditions.
BreakingEffect BE = new BreakingEffect();
// If user input Mu with out of scope value. Get the exception invalid mu.
Assert.Catch <System.Exception>(() => BE.InputVerify(5, (float)99, GameObject.Find("TargetObj")));
}
public void NonNumMu()
{
// Use the Assert class to test conditions.
BreakingEffect BE = new BreakingEffect();
// If user input mu as non-number value, Unity will consider it as 0 by default. Get the same exception invalid mu.
Assert.Catch <System.Exception>(() => BE.InputVerify(5, (float)0, GameObject.Find("TargetObj")));
}
public void NoObj()
{
// Use the Assert class to test conditions.
BreakingEffect BE = new BreakingEffect();
//Input a "null" target object
Assert.Catch <System.NullReferenceException>(() => BE.InputVerify(5, (float)0.2, GameObject.Find("Null")));
}
public void NoExpLv()
{
// Use the Assert class to test conditions.
BreakingEffect BE = new BreakingEffect();
// If user does not input E, Unity will consider it as 0 by default. Get the same exception invalid E.
Assert.Catch <System.Exception>(() => BE.InputVerify(0, (float)0.2, GameObject.Find("TargetObj")));
}
public void OutScoC()
{
// Use the Assert class to test conditions.
BreakingEffect BE = new BreakingEffect();
// Create a target object that has invalid coordinates.
GameObject GO = new GameObject();
GO.transform.position = new Vector3(0, 99999, 0);
Assert.Catch <System.Exception>(() => BE.InputVerify(5, (float)0.2, GO));
}
