/* crew.cpp - Copyright 2014 Andrew Schwartzmeyer
 * Source file template for Crew class
 */

#include "crew.h"

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

Crew::Crew() {
  stable	= true;
  // change the initial values to affect balance
  thirst	= 50;
  work		= 50;
  horde		= 50;
  hunger	= 50;
  beauty	= 50;
  receipts	= 50;
}

void Crew::print_menu() {
  // print the main game menu
  cout << "What would you like the crew to do?\n\n"
       << "(0) Exit game and get current score\n"
       << "(1) Let Fry drink Slurm\n"
       << "(2) Make Leela pilot Planet Express to deliver a package\n"
       << "(3) Allow Bender to steal something\n"
       << "(4) Feed Zoidberg some food\n"
       << "(5) Let Amy primp herself in the mirror\n"
       << "(6) Give Hermes the receipts so he can do accounting\n\n"
       << "Enter your choice: ";
}

// functions below here need implementation

bool Crew::check() {
  // Check each property against your specified range, and return
  // false if the any of the values fall out of said range (unstable);
  // else return true (the crew is still stable)

  // Also check a smaller (i.e. contained) "warning" range for each
  // property, and print out a warning if the property is getting too
  // high (or too low)

  // Needs implementation!
  return true;
}

int Crew::score() {
  // Return the score of the game
  int score = 0;

  // Needs implementation!
  return score;
}

void Crew::drink() {
  // Give Fry a drink of Slurm

  // Needs implementation!
}

void Crew::deliver() {
  // Have Leela pilot the PlanetExpress to a delivery

  // Needs implementation!
}

void Crew::steal() {
  // Allow Bender steal some treasure

  // Needs implementation!
}

void Crew::eat() {
  // Feed Zoidberg some food

  // Needs implementation!
}

void Crew::primp() {
  // Let Amy primp herself

  // Needs implementation!
}

void Crew::account() {
  // Give Hermes the receipts so he can catch up on accounting

  // Needs implementation!
}