public void GetOrderedEffectsByCapabilityTest()
{
CapabilityValue target = new CapabilityValue(); // TODO: Initialize to an appropriate value
CapabilityValue.Effect ef = new CapabilityValue.Effect("Capability1", 1000.0, 10, 1);
target.effects.Add(ef);
ef = new CapabilityValue.Effect("Capability2", 2000.0, 20, 1);
target.effects.Add(ef);
ef = new CapabilityValue.Effect("Capability1", 2000.0, 20, 1);
target.effects.Add(ef);
ef = new CapabilityValue.Effect("Capability1", 500.0, 5, 0.5);
target.effects.Add(ef);
ef = new CapabilityValue.Effect("Capability2", 555.0, 6, 0.6);
target.effects.Add(ef);
ef = new CapabilityValue.Effect("Capability1", 5000.0, 50, 1);
target.effects.Add(ef);
//this shows that the function returns the correctly ordered list for Capability1
List<CapabilityValue.Effect> actual;
actual = target.GetOrderedEffectsByCapability("Capability1");
Assert.AreEqual(actual.Count, 4);
Assert.AreEqual(actual[0].range, 500.0);
Assert.AreEqual(actual[1].range, 1000.0);
Assert.AreEqual(actual[0].intensity, 5);
Assert.AreEqual(actual[1].intensity, 10);
//this shows that the function returns the correctly ordered list for Capability2
actual = target.GetOrderedEffectsByCapability("Capability2");
Assert.AreEqual(actual.Count, 2);
Assert.AreEqual(actual[0].range, 555.0);
Assert.AreEqual(actual[1].range, 2000.0);
Assert.AreEqual(actual[0].intensity, 6);
Assert.AreEqual(actual[1].intensity, 20);
//this shows that removal from the returned list doesn't affect the structure of the internal list.
actual.RemoveAt(1);
actual = target.effects;
Assert.AreEqual(actual.Count, 6);
Assert.AreEqual(actual[0].range, 1000.0);
Assert.AreEqual(actual[1].range, 2000.0);
Assert.AreEqual(actual[0].intensity, 10);
Assert.AreEqual(actual[1].intensity, 20);
}
public void TestAttackProcessorSimAttackObjectLogic()
{
//SETUP
CapabilityValue target = new CapabilityValue();
CapabilityValue.Effect ef = new CapabilityValue.Effect("Capability1", 1000.0, 10, 1);
target.effects.Add(ef);
ef = new CapabilityValue.Effect("Capability2", 2000.0, 20, 1);
target.effects.Add(ef);
ef = new CapabilityValue.Effect("Capability1", 2000.0, 20, 1);
target.effects.Add(ef);
ef = new CapabilityValue.Effect("Capability1", 500.0, 5, 0.5);
target.effects.Add(ef);
ef = new CapabilityValue.Effect("Capability2", 555.0, 6, 0.6);
target.effects.Add(ef);
ef = new CapabilityValue.Effect("Capability1", 5000.0, 50, 1);
target.effects.Add(ef);
double[] ranges = { 200.0, 800.0, 1500.0, 5000.0 };
int[] expectedIntensities = { 5, 10, 20, 50 };
//TEST
for (int x = 0; x < ranges.Length; x++)//double distance in ranges)
{
List<CapabilityValue.Effect> capabilities = target.GetOrderedEffectsByCapability("Capability1");
bool testComplete = false;
foreach (CapabilityValue.Effect eff in capabilities)
{
if (eff.name == "Capability1" && ranges[x] <= eff.range)
{
//int r = random.Next(0, 100);
//if (r <= ((int)(eff.probability * 100)))
//{
//appliedIntensity = (int)(eff.intensity * newAttack.percentageApplied / 100);
//newAttack.appliedIntensity = appliedIntensity;
//targetVul.ApplyEffect(eff.name, appliedIntensity, distance, ref random);
//}
//break outside of the if because if the probability failed, you dont want a second chance with a different range.
Assert.AreEqual(eff.intensity, expectedIntensities[x]);
testComplete = true;
break; //break because we only want to apply the first range found that satisfied the distance restraint
}
}
Assert.IsTrue(testComplete, System.String.Format("Incorrect value when testing for range {0}", ranges[x]));
}
List<CapabilityValue.Effect> capability = target.GetOrderedEffectsByCapability("Capability1");
bool testCompleted = false;
foreach (CapabilityValue.Effect eff in capability)
{
if (eff.name == "Capability1" && 6000 <= eff.range)
{
//int r = random.Next(0, 100);
//if (r <= ((int)(eff.probability * 100)))
//{
//appliedIntensity = (int)(eff.intensity * newAttack.percentageApplied / 100);
//newAttack.appliedIntensity = appliedIntensity;
//targetVul.ApplyEffect(eff.name, appliedIntensity, distance, ref random);
//}
//break outside of the if because if the probability failed, you dont want a second chance with a different range.
testCompleted = true;
break; //break because we only want to apply the first range found that satisfied the distance restraint
}
}
Assert.IsFalse(testCompleted, System.String.Format("Incorrect value when testing for range {0}", 6000));
}
