Package games.war.behaviors

Examples of games.war.behaviors.CheatingBehavior

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        Deck dk = Deck.getInstance();
        dk.reset();
        dk.shuffle();
        timer = WarTimer.getInstance();

        CheatingBehavior player1 = new NotCheating();
        CheatingBehavior player2 = new Cheating();
        playerCon = new PlayerController(player1, player2);
        timer.addObserver(playerCon);
    }
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     * Most functionality is handled by the Player class
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    @Test
    public void testInit()
    {
        CheatingBehavior cheat = new NotCheating();
        HandBehaviour hand = new WarHand();
        WarPlayer player = new WarPlayer(hand, cheat);
       
        assertEquals(cheat, player.howToCheat);
    }
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     * does not return null
     */
    @Test
    public void testCheat()
    {
        CheatingBehavior cheat = new NotCheating();
        HandBehaviour hand = new WarHand();
        WarPlayer player = new WarPlayer(hand, cheat);
        assertTrue(player.cheat() != null);
    }
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     * method is not null
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    @Test
    public void testTakeTurn()
    {
        CheatingBehavior cheat = new NotCheating();
        HandBehaviour hand = new WarHand();
        WarPlayer player = new WarPlayer(hand, cheat);
        assertTrue(player.takeTurn() != null);
    }
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     * method are not null.
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    @Test
    public void testWar()
    {
        CheatingBehavior cheat = new NotCheating();
        HandBehaviour hand = new WarHand();
        WarPlayer player = new WarPlayer(hand, cheat);
        Card array[] = player.war();
       
        assertTrue(array[0] != null);
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     * Makes sure the war method works with a small hand
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    @Test
    public void testWarSmallHand()
    {
        CheatingBehavior cheat = new NotCheating();
        HandBehaviour hand = new WarHand();
        WarPlayer player = new WarPlayer(hand, cheat);
        ArrayList<Card> cards = new ArrayList<Card>();
       
        Card c1 = new Card(6, 'c');
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     * Makes sure cards can be added to the hand
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    @Test
    public void testAddCardsToHand()
    {
        CheatingBehavior cheat = new NotCheating();
        HandBehaviour hand = new WarHand();
        WarPlayer player = new WarPlayer(hand, cheat);
        ArrayList<Card> cards = new ArrayList<Card>();
       
        Card c1 = new Card(6, 'c');
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     * Makes sure hands can be cleared
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    @Test
    public void testClearHand()
    {
        CheatingBehavior cheat = new NotCheating();
        HandBehaviour hand = new WarHand();
        WarPlayer player = new WarPlayer(hand, cheat);
        assertEquals(26, player.getHandSize());
        player.clearHand();
        assertEquals(0, player.getHandSize());
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Related Classes of games.war.behaviors.CheatingBehavior

  • games.war.TestWarPlayer
  • games.war.WarController
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