test_that("update_speciation_local_meta sets the new trait", {
})
test_that("update_speciation_local_meta sets the indv that was birthed or immigrated to the new species", {
# create a test model and get data from a step and the params
m <- quickModel()
d <- m@modelSteps[[1]]
p <- m@params
# duplicate the data for comparison after the method
d_start <- rlang::duplicate(d)
# update_speciation_local_meta, making the individual at dead_index 0 the new species
d <- cFun(type="data",fun_name="update_speciation_local_meta",data=d,params=p,i=1,
dead_index=0, dispersed_this_iter = TRUE,speciation_sp=0)
# compare these two - the species of the new individual should equal the number of tips (as it is the newest tip)
expect_true(d@localComm@indSpecies[1] == d@phylo@n)
})
test_that("update_speciation_local_meta updates the species last origin step", {
# create a test model and get data from a step and the params
m <- quickModel()
d <- m@modelSteps[[1]]
p <- m@params
# duplicate the data for comparison after the method
d_start <- rlang::duplicate(d)
# update_speciation_local_meta, making the individual at dead_index 0 the new species
d <- cFun(type="data",fun_name="update_speciation_local_meta",data=d,params=p,i=8,
dead_index=0, dispersed_this_iter = TRUE,speciation_sp=0)
# since there were 10 tips before, the spLastOriginStep of the new
# species 11 should be 8, the iter we specified
expect_true(d@localComm@spLastOriginStep[d_start@phylo@n + 1] == 8)
})
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