def test_polygonCircle(): # Corner s1c1 = intersections.between(s1, Circle(Vector(0,0), 2)) assert len(s1c1) == 2 assert listEqualsInRange(s1c1, \ [Vector(2,0), Vector(0,2)], .01) # Edge s1c2 = intersections.between(s1, Circle(Vector(-4,5), 5)) assert len(s1c2) == 2 assert listEqualsInRange(s1c2, [Vector(0,2), Vector(0,8)], .01) # No intersect s1c3 = intersections.between(s1, Circle(Vector(-4, 5), 3)) assert len(s1c3) == 0
def test_polygonPolygon(): assert len(intersections.between(s0,s0)) == 0 assert len(intersections.between(s0,s1)) == 0 s1s1 = intersections.between(s1, s1, pThresh=.001) assert len(s1s1) == 4 assert listEqualsInRange(s1s1, \ [Vector(5,0), Vector(10,5), Vector(5,10), Vector(0,5)], .001) s1s1c = intersections.between(s1.copy().move(Vector(1,1)), s1) assert len(s1s1c) == 2 assert listEqualsInRange(s1s1c, \ [Vector(10,1), Vector(1,10)], .001) # Literally a corner case s1s2 = intersections.between(s1, s2) assert len(s1s2) == 2 assert listEqualsInRange(s1s2, \ [Vector(0,5), Vector(5,0)], .001)
def test_listEqualsInRange():
l0 = []
# Standard
l1 = [testClass(1), testClass(2), testClass(3)]
l2 = [testClass(2 + .01), testClass(3 - .01), testClass(1)]
l3 = [testClass(2 + .01), testClass(2 - .01), testClass(1 + .01)]
l4 = [
testClass(1 + .01),
testClass(2 + .01),
testClass(3 - .01),
testClass(4 + .01)
]
assert util.listEqualsInRange(l0, l0, .05)
# Identical lists
assert util.listEqualsInRange(l1, l1, .05)
# Equal lists
assert util.listEqualsInRange(l1, l2, .05)
# Input should be symmetric
assert util.listEqualsInRange(l2, l1, .05)
# Different elements
assert not util.listEqualsInRange(l1, l3, .05)
# Different lengths
assert not util.listEqualsInRange(l1, l4, .05)
# Input should be symmetric
assert not util.listEqualsInRange(l4, l1, .05)
def test_getCollisionAxes(): # Argument does not matter -- default shape's axes are not collision dependent l0 = s0.getCollisionAxes(s0) assert len(l0) == 1 assert l0[0] == Vector(0,0) l1 = s1.getCollisionAxes(s0) assert len(l1) == 4 assert listEqualsInRange(l1, \ [Vector(0,1), Vector(-1,0), Vector(0,-1), Vector(1,0)], .01)
def test_circleCircle(): assert len(intersections.between(c0,c0)) == 0 assert len(intersections.between(c1,c0)) == 0 assert len(intersections.between(c1,c1)) == 0 # Intersections c1c2 = intersections.between(c1, c2) assert len(c1c2) == 2 assert listEqualsInRange(c1c2, \ [Vector(2,4), Vector(2,-4)], .01) # Outside c1c3 = intersections.between(c1,c3) assert len(c1c3) == 0 # Inside c1c4 = intersections.between(c1,c4) assert len(c1c4) == 0 # Angled c1c1c = intersections.between( \ c1, c1.copy().move(Vector(-5, 5))) assert len(c1c1c) == 2 assert listEqualsInRange(c1c1c, \ [Vector(5,5), Vector(0,0)], .01)
def test_listEqualsInRange(): l0 = [] # Standard l1 = [testClass(1), testClass(2), testClass(3)] l2 = [testClass(2 + .01), testClass(3 - .01), testClass(1)] l3 = [testClass(2 + .01), testClass(2 - .01), testClass(1 + .01)] l4 = [testClass(1 + .01), testClass(2 + .01), testClass(3 - .01), testClass(4 + .01)] assert util.listEqualsInRange(l0, l0, .05) # Identical lists assert util.listEqualsInRange(l1, l1, .05) # Equal lists assert util.listEqualsInRange(l1, l2, .05) # Input should be symmetric assert util.listEqualsInRange(l2, l1, .05) # Different elements assert not util.listEqualsInRange(l1, l3, .05) # Different lengths assert not util.listEqualsInRange(l1, l4, .05) # Input should be symmetric assert not util.listEqualsInRange(l4, l1, .05)
