SetFrictionActionTest.java

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package org.catrobat.catroid.test.physics.actions;

import com.badlogic.gdx.scenes.scene2d.Action;

import org.catrobat.catroid.formulaeditor.Formula;
import org.catrobat.catroid.physics.PhysicsObject;
import org.catrobat.catroid.test.physics.PhysicsBaseTest;

public class SetFrictionActionTest extends PhysicsBaseTest {

	private static final float FRICTION = 100f;

	public void testNormalBehavior() {
		initFrictionValue(FRICTION);
		assertEquals("Unexpected friction value", FRICTION / 100.0f, physicsWorld.getPhysicsObject(sprite)
				.getFriction());
	}

	public void testNegativeValue() {
		float friction = -1f;
		initFrictionValue(friction);
		assertEquals("Unexpected friction value", PhysicsObject.MIN_FRICTION, physicsWorld.getPhysicsObject(sprite)
				.getFriction());
	}

	public void testHighValue() {
		float friction = 101f;
		initFrictionValue(friction);
		assertEquals("Unexpected friction value", PhysicsObject.MAX_FRICTION, physicsWorld.getPhysicsObject(sprite)
				.getFriction());
	}

	private void initFrictionValue(float frictionFactor) {
		PhysicsObject physicsObject = physicsWorld.getPhysicsObject(sprite);
		Action action = sprite.getActionFactory().createSetFrictionAction(sprite, new Formula(frictionFactor));

		assertEquals("Unexpected friction value", PhysicsObject.DEFAULT_FRICTION, physicsObject.getFriction());

		action.act(1.0f);
		physicsWorld.step(1.0f);
	}

	public void testBrickWithStringFormula() {
		PhysicsObject physicsObject = physicsWorld.getPhysicsObject(sprite);
		sprite.getActionFactory().createSetFrictionAction(sprite, new Formula(String.valueOf(FRICTION))).act(1.0f);
		assertEquals("Unexpected friction value", FRICTION / 100.f,
				physicsObject.getFriction());

		sprite.getActionFactory().createSetFrictionAction(sprite, new Formula(String.valueOf("not a numerical string")))
				.act(1.0f);
		assertEquals("Unexpected friction value", FRICTION / 100.f,
				physicsObject.getFriction());
	}

	public void testNullFormula() {
		PhysicsObject physicsObject = physicsWorld.getPhysicsObject(sprite);
		sprite.getActionFactory().createSetFrictionAction(sprite, null).act(1.0f);
		assertEquals("Unexpected friction value", 0f, physicsObject.getFriction());
	}

	public void testNotANumberFormula() {
		PhysicsObject physicsObject = physicsWorld.getPhysicsObject(sprite);
		sprite.getActionFactory().createSetFrictionAction(sprite, new Formula(Double.NaN)).act(1.0f);
		assertEquals("Unexpected friction value", PhysicsObject.DEFAULT_FRICTION, physicsObject.getFriction());
	}
}