I have two Players and one Player to damage the other. Because I don't want to use a Singleton or reference my Game Manager class and referencing a Player from within in a Player is impossible, i don't have a reference to the Enemy. If some one knows an alternative to make this reference that would also be a great solution.
Therefore I want to use events and send them from Player to all other Players. To check, if the enemy should take damage I use a player ID. I want to test the listener and the only method which comes to mind is to fake the enemy who damages the Player and the player should receive a call to take Damage. I would have to use a fake for the player and simultaneously create him which seems kind of awkward and I don't even know if possible.
[Test]
public void ctor_WhenCreated_CallsTakeDamage()
{
Player enemy = Substitute.For<Player>();
BasePlayer player = createPlayer();
enemy.DoDamage += Raise.Event<Action<int,int>>(Arg.Any<int>(),Arg.Any<int>());
//this was my potentially very stupid plan
//player.Received().takeDamage(Arg.Any<int>(),Arg.Any<int>());
}
public class BasePlayer : Player
{
public readonly int playerNumber;
public event Action<int,int> DoDamage;
public BasePlayer()
{
DoDamage += takeDamage;
}
public void takeDamage(int amount,int playerNumber)
{
if(playerNumber != this.playerNumber)
lifeCount-=amount;
}
}
public interface Player
{
void takeDamage(int amount, int playerNumber);
event Action<int, int> DoDamage;
}
I currently have a game class which has a reference to both players. Its used for the general sequenc of the game. I first tried to reference the opponent through the game class, but than I would need a refrence to the game class in the constructor of the player. I thought it was a good idea to decouple them by just sending events instead, so that I don't have to go over the game class but whenever a event is fired all players can see the event and take damage, if their id was sent. But maybe thats not even possible.
