# Stephanie Taylor
# CS152 Fall 2017
# Project 5
# This module tests the newElephant function in elephant.py
# Call it like this:
#    python test_newElephant.py
# Because I have seeded the random number generator, the output will be identical every time you run it. You should see:
# ['m', 9, 0, 0]
# ['f', 46, 0, 0]
# ['m', 27, 0, 0]
# ['f', 48, 19, 0]
# ['m', 26, 0, 0]
# ['f', 1, 0, 0]
# ['f', 44, 0, 0]
# ['f', 55, 12, 0]
# ['f', 57, 10, 0]
# ['f', 2, 0, 0]
# ['f', 27, 6, 0]
# ['f', 14, 1, 0]
# ['m', 51, 0, 0]
# ['f', 39, 0, 0]
# ['f', 52, 0, 0]

# If you would like it to change from run to run, then comment out the call to random.seed.

import elephant
import random

def main():
    random.seed( 1 )
    calving_interval = 3.1
    pcnt_darted = 0.0
    max_juvenile_age = 12
    max_adult_age = 60
    p_calf_survival = 0.85
    p_adult_survival = 0.996
    p_senior_survival = 0.2
    carrying_capacity = 10000
    params = [calving_interval, pcnt_darted, max_juvenile_age, max_adult_age, p_calf_survival, p_adult_survival, p_senior_survival, carrying_capacity]

    pop = []
    for i in range(15):
        pop.append( elephant.newElephant( params, random.randint(1, params[elephant.IDXMaxAdultAge]) ) )

    for e in pop:
        print e
            

if __name__ == '__main__':
    main()