Beispiel #1
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 def test_passive_move_pieces(self):
     """
     Focus on moving pieces using the movement methods that sequentially update the board state.
     No capturing now.
     """
     
     # Create players and pieces for board..        
     board = Board()
     first_cached_player = Player(0)
     board.add_player(first_cached_player)
     board.add_piece(Piece(first_cached_player, 0, 0, 0))
     
     second_cached_player = Player(1)
     board.add_player(second_cached_player)
     board.add_piece(Piece(second_cached_player, 6, 6, 1))    
     
     # Create console with board. 
     console = Console(board)
     
     # Make sure first and second player can alternate moves.
     assert console.active_player.id is first_cached_player.id
     assert console.passive_move_interface([0,0], [2,2]) is True
     assert console.active_player.id is second_cached_player.id 
     assert console.passive_move_interface([6,6], [4,4]) is True
     assert console.passive_move_interface([2,2], [0,0]) is True
     assert console.passive_move_interface([4,4], [6,6]) is True
     
     # Make sure first player cannot control second player's pieces.
     assert console.active_player.id is first_cached_player.id
     assert console.passive_move_interface([6,6], [4,4]) is False
     assert console.active_player.id is first_cached_player.id
     assert console.passive_move_interface([0,0], [2,2]) is True
     assert console.active_player.id is second_cached_player.id
     
     # Make sure first player cannot move pieces onto second player's pieces.
     # Make sure false is passed back correctly.
     assert console.passive_move_interface([6,6], [4,4]) is True
     assert console.passive_move_interface([2,2], [4,4]) is False
     assert console.active_player.id is first_cached_player.id
     assert console.passive_move_interface([2,2], [0,0]) is True