Method canCastleLeft

src/test/java/KingTest.java:167–183

()

    }

    @Test
    public void canCastleLeft() {
        Board board = new Board();
        board.canCastle[0][1] = false;
        board.placeKing(0, 4, Color.WHITE);
        board.placeKing(7, 4, Color.BLACK);
        board.placeRook(0, 0, Color.WHITE);
        System.out.println(board);
        System.out.println(board.getPiece(0, 4).getMoveList(board));
        Assert.assertEquals(6, board.getPiece(0, 4).getMoveList(board).size());
        Assert.assertTrue(board.getPiece(0, 4).getMoveList(board).stream().noneMatch(c -> c.captureMove));
        board.makeMove(board.getPiece(0, 4).getMoveList(board).stream().filter(c -> Math.abs(c.piece.position.col - c.target.col) == 2).findAny().get());
        System.out.println(board);
        System.out.println(board.getPiece(0, 2).getMoveList(board));
        Assert.assertEquals(4, board.getPiece(0, 2).getMoveList(board).size());
        Assert.assertEquals(11, board.getPiece(0, 3).getMoveList(board).size());
    }

    @Test
    public void canCastleRight() {