Examples of etherstrategy.simulation.Universe

etherstrategy.simulation.Universe

Universe is the root of the tree that stores the persistent simulation data. It doesn't necessarily contain the definition for our own Universe, or even for a universe of comparable size, although given enough storage space, abstract representations of such universes should still be representable with a Universe object. However, more realistically Universe will be used to store a subset of such a Universe, at an extreme most a few galaxies, maybe as little as a dozen star systems. As such, it represents the Universe for the simulation: i.e. all the data that the simulation engine has to work with. @see UniverseElement @author Wayne Witzke

     * @throws java.lang.Exception
     */
    @Before
    public void setUp() throws Exception
    {
        testUniverse = new Universe();
        assertNotNull( "A newly constructed Universe should not be null",
                testUniverse );
    }

     */
    @Ignore( "Irrelevant due to setUp()" )
    @Test
    public void constructUniverse() throws Exception
    {
        Universe testUniverse = new Universe();
        assertNotNull( "A newly constructed Universe should not be null",
                testUniverse );
        testUniverse = null;
    }

     * @throws Exception
     */
    @Test
    public void compareBlankUniverses() throws Exception
    {
        Universe testUniverse2 = new Universe();


        assertTrue(
                "Two universes created with a default constructor should be identical, but are not",
                testUniverse.similar( testUniverse2 ) );
    }

     * methods are functioning properly.
     */
    @Test
    public void addTestElementsToUniverse() throws Exception
    {
        Universe testUniverse2 = new Universe();
        TestUElement testElement = new TestUElement();


        testUniverse.add( testElement );


        assertFalse(

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