77 lines
3.1 KiB
C++
77 lines
3.1 KiB
C++
#define IMGUI_DEFINE_MATH_OPERATORS
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#include "e2e/canvas_selection_test.h"
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#include "app/controller.h"
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#include "test_utils.h"
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void E2ETest_CanvasSelectionTest(ImGuiTestContext* ctx)
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{
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yaze::test::gui::LoadRomInTest(ctx, "zelda3.sfc");
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yaze::Controller* controller = (yaze::Controller*)ctx->Test->UserData;
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yaze::zelda3::Overworld* overworld = controller->overworld();
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// 1. Open the Overworld Editor
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yaze::test::gui::OpenEditorInTest(ctx, "Overworld Editor");
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// 2. Find the canvas
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ctx->WindowFocus("Overworld Editor");
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ctx->ItemClick("##Canvas");
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// 3. Get the original tile data
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// We'll check the 2x2 tile area at the paste location (600, 300)
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// The tile at (600, 300) is at (75, 37) in tile coordinates.
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// The overworld map is 128x128 tiles.
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uint16_t orig_tile1 = overworld->GetTile(75, 37);
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uint16_t orig_tile2 = overworld->GetTile(76, 37);
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uint16_t orig_tile3 = overworld->GetTile(75, 38);
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uint16_t orig_tile4 = overworld->GetTile(76, 38);
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// 4. Perform a rectangle selection that crosses a 512px boundary
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// The canvas is 1024x1024, with the top-left at (0,0).
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// We'll select a 2x2 tile area from (510, 256) to (514, 258).
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// This will cross the 512px boundary.
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ctx->MouseMoveToPos(ImVec2(510, 256));
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ctx->MouseDown(0);
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ctx->MouseMoveToPos(ImVec2(514, 258));
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ctx->MouseUp(0);
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// 5. Copy the selection
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ctx->KeyDown(ImGuiKey_LeftCtrl);
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ctx->KeyPress(ImGuiKey_C);
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ctx->KeyUp(ImGuiKey_LeftCtrl);
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// 6. Paste the selection
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ctx->MouseMoveToPos(ImVec2(600, 300));
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ctx->KeyDown(ImGuiKey_LeftCtrl);
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ctx->KeyPress(ImGuiKey_V);
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ctx->KeyUp(ImGuiKey_LeftCtrl);
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// 7. Verify that the pasted tiles are correct
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uint16_t new_tile1 = overworld->GetTile(75, 37);
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uint16_t new_tile2 = overworld->GetTile(76, 37);
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uint16_t new_tile3 = overworld->GetTile(75, 38);
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uint16_t new_tile4 = overworld->GetTile(76, 38);
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// The bug is that the selection wraps around, so the pasted tiles are incorrect.
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// We expect the new tiles to be different from the original tiles.
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IM_CHECK_NE(orig_tile1, new_tile1);
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IM_CHECK_NE(orig_tile2, new_tile2);
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IM_CHECK_NE(orig_tile3, new_tile3);
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IM_CHECK_NE(orig_tile4, new_tile4);
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// We also expect the pasted tiles to be the same as the selected tiles.
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// The selected tiles are at (63, 32) and (64, 32), (63, 33) and (64, 33).
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uint16_t selected_tile1 = overworld->GetTile(63, 32);
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uint16_t selected_tile2 = overworld->GetTile(64, 32);
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uint16_t selected_tile3 = overworld->GetTile(63, 33);
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uint16_t selected_tile4 = overworld->GetTile(64, 33);
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IM_CHECK_EQ(new_tile1, selected_tile1);
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IM_CHECK_EQ(new_tile2, selected_tile2);
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IM_CHECK_EQ(new_tile3, selected_tile3);
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IM_CHECK_EQ(new_tile4, selected_tile4);
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ctx->LogInfo("Original tiles: %d, %d, %d, %d", orig_tile1, orig_tile2, orig_tile3, orig_tile4);
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ctx->LogInfo("Selected tiles: %d, %d, %d, %d", selected_tile1, selected_tile2, selected_tile3, selected_tile4);
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ctx->LogInfo("New tiles: %d, %d, %d, %d", new_tile1, new_tile2, new_tile3, new_tile4);
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}
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