public void Trigger()
{
Triggered = true;
if (GetsUnblocked)
{
TheBlocker.Unblock();
}
if (TheTalkable != null)
{
TheTalkable.TriggerDialogue(DialogueIndex);
}
if (Collider != null)
{
Collider.enabled = true;
WaterTap tap = GetComponent <WaterTap>();
tap.EnableUsable();
}
if (DisappearsOnTrigger)
{
this.gameObject.SetActive(false);
}
if (Spawns != null)
{
Spawns.SetActive(true);
}
this.enabled = false;
}
public void Load(WaterTap tap)
{
try {
PersistedWaterSource saved = SavedTaps[tap.PersistenceKey];
tap.Load(saved.IsOn, saved.IsUsable);
} catch {}
}
public MainWindow()
{
InitializeComponent();
var koffiezetterDisplay = new KoffiezetterDisplay(ReportFunc);
DisplayGrid.DataContext = koffiezetterDisplay;
var waterTap = new WaterTap();
var waterKoker = new WaterKoker();
_koffiezetter = new Koffiezetter(koffiezetterDisplay, waterTap, waterKoker);
}
public void WhenWaterContainerIsEmpty_FillingItUp_CausesCorrectWaterLevel()
{
// There seems to be no relationship between the container
// and the tap - so how will the tap cause any change
// to the container?
WaterContainer waterC = new WaterContainer(0);
WaterTap tap = new WaterTap();
// The method that you shared with us is called:
// FillUpWater, but this is calling FillUpContainer
waterC = tap.FillUpContainer();
// You create a variable named:
// waterC, but use WaterC here (C# is case sensitive)
Assert.AreEqual(5, WaterC.Level);
}
// Use this for initialization
void Start()
{
sinkScript = sink.gameObject.GetComponent <WaterTap>();
}
public void Save(WaterTap tap)
{
SavedTaps[tap.PersistenceKey] = tap.GetPersistedObject();
}
