refactor: changed tuple test variable name to t for readability
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package uulm.teamname.marvelous.gamelibrary.json.basic;
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import uulm.teamname.marvelous.gamelibrary.json.MessageType;
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/**
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* The basic message from the standard, containing all possible expansion keys.
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* In other words, one needs to check the messageType, as fields that aren't sent
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* are null. Note that ingame messages are not deserialized into the {@link BasicMessage}, but instead
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* into the {@link uulm.teamname.marvelous.gamelibrary.json.ingame.MessageStructure}.
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*/
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public class BasicMessage {
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/**
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* The user ID is (apparently) a MD5 hash made from the username and device IP. It is assigned by the server.
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*/
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String userID;
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/**
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* The messageType describes the type of message that might be sent
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*/
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MessageType messageType;
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/**
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* I have no idea what this might be used for, even less the boolean in the answer
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*/
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String optionals;
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/**
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* <b>Exists only in a HelloClient message.</b>
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* Describes whether the user was in a running game before reconnecting.
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*/
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boolean runningGame;
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/**
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* <b>Exists only in GameAssignment and GeneralAssignment messages.</b>
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* Used for notifying the player of which party they have been assigned to
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*/
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String gameID;
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}
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class TupleTest {
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class TupleTest {
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@Test
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@Test
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void basicTest() {
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void basicTest() {
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Tuple<Integer, Integer> a = new Tuple<>(0, 1);
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Tuple<Integer, Integer> t = new Tuple<>(0, 1);
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assertEquals((int) a.item1, 0);
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assertEquals((int) t.item1, 0);
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assertEquals((int) a.item2, 1);
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assertEquals((int) t.item2, 1);
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}
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}
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}
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}
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