Esempio n. 1
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 def testAddWallToNonExistentCell(self):
     maze = Maze(2, 2)
     with self.assertRaises(
             IndexError,
             msg="`cellIndex` out of range (55 not between 0 and 3).",
     ):
         maze.addWallBetween(2, 55)
Esempio n. 2
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 def testAddWallBetweenNonAdjacentCells(self):
     maze = Maze(3, 3)
     # add invalid wall between top left and bottom right cells
     with self.assertRaises(
             ValueError,
             msg="Cell at index 0 is not adjacent to cell at 8.",
     ):
         maze.addWallBetween(0, 8)
Esempio n. 3
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 def testAddWallAgain(self):
     maze = Maze(4, 4, False)
     # add a wall from first cell
     maze.addWallBetween(0, 1)
     self.assertCountEqual(maze.getConnectionsOfCellAtIndex(0), [4])
     # add another wall from first cell
     maze.addWallBetween(0, 4)
     self.assertCountEqual(maze.getConnectionsOfCellAtIndex(0), [])
Esempio n. 4
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 def testAddWallBetweenSelf(self):
     maze = Maze(2, 2)
     # add a wall between `x` and `x`, i.e., to itself
     with self.assertRaises(
             Exception,
             msg=
             "Node index 0 already does not exist in node at index 0's connections.",
     ):
         maze.addWallBetween(0, 0)
Esempio n. 5
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 def testAddExistentWall(self):
     maze = Maze(3, 3, True)
     # add a wall that already exists
     with self.assertRaises(
             Exception,
             msg=
             "Node index 1 already does not exist in node at index 0's connections.",
     ):
         maze.addWallBetween(0, 1)