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SetParentElement to return bool, added tests to handle quat_wxyz
Signed-off-by: Aaron Chong <[email protected]>
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nit:
ASSERT_*
statements will abort the test if they fail. I find them useful when checking that pointers aren'tnullptr
before dereferencing them in subsequent parts of the test, but I generally preferEXPECT_*
if a failed expectation will not cause the test to crashso consider if
ASSERT_TRUE
is needed for these new expectations