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Testing the GameStateInfo Class

Here is how the client code would look: 

void testGameState() {
  GameState state = new GameStateInfo(3, 4, 5);

  string stateDisplay = state->toString();
  cout << stateDisplay << endl;
  string output = "    Pile 1: 3\n    Pile 2: 4\n    Pile 3: 5";
  assert(stateDisplay == output);

  Move move = new MoveInfo(5, 3);
  GameState newState = state->nextState(move);
  assert(newState->getPile1() == 3 && newState->getPile2() == 4 &&
	 newState->getPile3() == 0);

  cout << "testGameState succeeded.\n";
}

Here is the extended main procedure: 

int main(int argc, char** argv) {

  testMove();
  testGameState();
    
  cout << "All tests succeeded.\n";

  return (EXIT_SUCCESS);
}

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