void test_00 () {
// Show the user we are running test 00
std::cout << "Running test_00..." << std::endl << std::endl;
// Make the universe
Universe universe;
// Open a new scope when creating objects, see below why
Object* A;
Object* B;
{
// Generate a few objects
A = new Object;
B = new Object;
// Give them new positions
A->set_position(1, 1);
B->set_position(-1, 2);
// Add the objects to the universe
universe.add_object(A);
universe.add_object(B);
}
// Show a few things about the world we just created
debug_display_world(universe);
std::cout << "\nUpdating the positions\n";
// So to update the position you have to do this
A->set_position(2, 2);
A->set_velocity(3, 1);
B->set_position(-2, -2);
B->set_velocity(-1, -2);
// Display the world to the commandline
debug_display_world(universe);
// Now let's try to remove an object
std::cout << "\n Removing A" << std::endl;
debug_display_world(universe);
// Now create a new object
std::cout << "\n Adding another object C " << std::endl;
Object* C;
{
C = new Object;
C->set_position(0.5, 0.5);
universe.add_object(C);
}
// And show the mapping and world
debug_display_world(universe);
std::cout << "\n Removing B" << std::endl;
universe.remove_object(B);
debug_display_world(universe);
}
