/**
* Verify that vector triple product fails with two-dimensional vectors.
*
* @test
* @uses \Nubs\Vectorix\Vector::__construct
* @uses \Nubs\Vectorix\Vector::components
* @uses \Nubs\Vectorix\Vector::dimension
* @uses \Nubs\Vectorix\Vector::isSameDimension
* @uses \Nubs\Vectorix\Vector::isSameVectorSpace
* @uses \Nubs\Vectorix\Vector::_checkVectorSpace
* @uses \Nubs\Vectorix\Vector::dotProduct
* @uses \Nubs\Vectorix\Vector::crossProduct
* @covers ::vectorTripleProduct
* @expectedException Exception
* @expectedExceptionMessage Both vectors must be 3-dimensional
*/
public function vectorTripleProductOfTwoDimensionalVectors()
{
$a = new Vector([7, 2]);
$b = new Vector([1, 9]);
$c = new Vector([0, 5]);
$a->vectorTripleProduct($b, $c);
}
