book1Person Class Reference

#include <book1-person.hpp>

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Detailed Description

Defines a class representing a NPC or PC from book 1 from the original Traveller boxed set.

See also:

personObj

skillList

Todo:

implement draft

Definition at line 43 of file book1-person.hpp.

Public Member Functions
	book1Person ()
void	toStdOut ()
void	XMLout (FILE *fout)

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Constructor & Destructor Documentation

book1Person::book1Person

(

)

Non paramtized constructor.

Definition at line 53 of file book1-person.cpp.

                        :personObj(){
                
                
                
};

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Member Function Documentation

void book1Person::toStdOut

(

)

Dump a string representation of this character to stdout.

Todo:

consider moving this to the base class.

Definition at line 69 of file book1-person.cpp.

References personObj::getAge(), personObj::getCommissioned(), personObj::getRank(), personObj::getService(), personObj::getTerms(), personObj::listOfSkills(), personObj::listOfSkillString(), personObj::skillCount(), and personObj::UPPasString().

                          {
        char *buffer;
        int  skillCount = this->skillCount();
        char **listOfSkills = this->listOfSkills();
        char cashBuffer[80];
        
        int  ix;
        int iy;
        
        std::cout << this->UPPasString() << " Age: " << this->getAge() << " " << this->getService();
        std::cout << "  " << this->getTerms() << " terms" ; 
        if ( this-> getCommissioned() == 1 ) {
                std::cout << "  Rank: " << this->getRank();
        }
        std::cout << std::endl;
        sprintf(cashBuffer,"%7g",this->getCash());
        std::cout << "Cash: " << cashBuffer << std::endl;
        
        std::cout << "Skills:" << "\n\n";
        
        iy=1;
        
        std::cout << this->listOfSkillString() << "\n\n";
        
        
                
        for(ix=0;ix<72;ix++) std::cout<< "*";
        
        std::cout<<std::endl;
        
        
        
}

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void book1Person::XMLout

(

FILE *

fout

)

Write the XML representation of this object to a given file.

Parameters:

fout

Handle to the file to write the XML to

Definition at line 125 of file book1-person.cpp.

References personObj::getBenefitList(), personObj::getSkillList(), materialBenefitList::XMLout(), and skillList::XMLout().

                                  {
        fprintf(fout,"%s\n",createStartElement("person"));
        
        fprintf(fout,"\t%sbook-1%s\n",createStartElement("type"),createEndElement("type"));
        
        this->PhysicalStats2XML(fout);
        
        fprintf(fout,"\t%s%s%s\n",createStartElement("service"),
                        this->getService(),
                        createEndElement("service"));
        if ( this->getCommissioned() == 1 ) {
                fprintf(fout,"\t%s%d%s\n",
                                createStartElement("rank"),
                                this->getRank(),
                                createEndElement("rank")
                                );
        }
        fprintf(fout,"\t%s%d%s\n",
                        createStartElement("terms"),
                        this->getTerms(),
                        createEndElement("terms")
                        );
        fprintf(fout,"\t%s%6g%s\n",
                        createStartElement("cash"),
                        this->getCash(),
                        createEndElement("cash")
                        );
        
        this->getSkillList()->XMLout(fout);
        this->getBenefitList()->XMLout(fout);
        
        fprintf(fout,"%s\n",createEndElement("person"));
                        
        
        
}

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:

• include/book1-person.hpp
• src/book1-person.cpp

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