public Customer(string fName, string lName, ChocolateOrder order)
{
FirstName = fName;
LastName = lName;
ChocoOrders = new List <ChocolateOrder>();
ChocoOrders.Add(order);
}
/// <summary>
/// Takes as parameteres the Store that is placing the order and the information about the chocolates to "extraxt" from the warehouse
/// Returns a chocolate order containing a list of chocolates representing actual objects from the warehouse fot he factory
/// </summary>
/// <returns></returns>
public ChocolateOrder ShipChocolateOrder(Store storeRelated, ChocolateOrder order)
{
//variables to keep track of number of items to remove from warehouse
int darkChocos = 0;
int whiteChocos = 0;
int milkChocos = 0;
int peanutChocos = 0;
int almondChocos = 0;
//Modifying valye of variables depending on data
foreach (var chocolate in order.Chocolates)
{
if (chocolate.ChocolateKind == Kind.White)
{
whiteChocos += 1;
}
else if (chocolate.ChocolateKind == Kind.Peanut)
{
peanutChocos += 1;
}
else if (chocolate.ChocolateKind == Kind.Milk)
{
milkChocos += 1;
}
else if (chocolate.ChocolateKind == Kind.Dark)
{
darkChocos += 1;
}
else //(ChocolateKind == Kind.Almond)
{
almondChocos += 1;
}
}
List <Chocolate> chocolatesList = new List <Chocolate>();//Creating the list that we will use to create the returning chocolate order
//Before starting to take chocolates from chocolate Stock, we check if any of them is expired
DeleteExpiredChocolatesInFactory();
//Querying the values from warehouse to create lists
List <Chocolate> darkCholatesFromWarehouse = ChocolateExtractionFromStock(darkChocos, Kind.Dark);
List <Chocolate> whiteCholatesFromWarehouse = ChocolateExtractionFromStock(whiteChocos, Kind.White);
List <Chocolate> milkCholatesFromWarehouse = ChocolateExtractionFromStock(milkChocos, Kind.Milk);
List <Chocolate> peanutCholatesFromWarehouse = ChocolateExtractionFromStock(peanutChocos, Kind.Peanut);
List <Chocolate> almondCholatesFromWarehouse = ChocolateExtractionFromStock(almondChocos, Kind.Almond);
chocolatesList = AddRemoveChocolates(darkCholatesFromWarehouse, chocolatesList);
chocolatesList = AddRemoveChocolates(whiteCholatesFromWarehouse, chocolatesList);
chocolatesList = AddRemoveChocolates(milkCholatesFromWarehouse, chocolatesList);
chocolatesList = AddRemoveChocolates(peanutCholatesFromWarehouse, chocolatesList);
chocolatesList = AddRemoveChocolates(almondCholatesFromWarehouse, chocolatesList);
ChocolateOrder newOrder = new ChocolateOrder(chocolatesList, this, storeRelated);
OrdersConducted.Add(newOrder);
return(newOrder);
}
public void ResupplyChocolate(Factory factoryRelated)
{
List <Chocolate> chocolatesListRequest = Chocolate.CreateChocolatesRequest();
ChocolateOrder newChocolatesRequest = new ChocolateOrder(chocolatesListRequest, factoryRelated, this); //Chocolates list is used to produce an order tracking the relation between store and customer and assigning price data
ChocolateOrder chocolatesDelivery = factoryRelated.ShipChocolateOrder(this, newChocolatesRequest); //Invoking factory method passing the current store to return a valid representation of chocolate data, extracted from the factory's chocolate stock
foreach (var item in chocolatesDelivery.Chocolates) //Populating store chocolate stock catalog
{
Chocolates.Add(item);
}
Console.WriteLine("Resupply was successful");
}
public void SellChocolateOrder(List <Chocolate> chocolatesSelected, Customer customer)
{
//list imported should be used to pass amount value of each kind to variables
//Then create 5 lists querying items from the store's chcolate stock depending on date (to get rid of old ones first)
//Loop every list you produced and populate a new list with each item, while also removing it from the stock
//Use the produced list to create an order which you store on the Transactions list of the store, to keep track of the income aswell
int darkChocos = 0;
int whiteChocos = 0;
int milkChocos = 0;
int peanutChocos = 0;
int almondChocos = 0;
foreach (var chocolate in chocolatesSelected)
{
if (chocolate.ChocolateKind == Kind.White)
{
whiteChocos += 1;
}
else if (chocolate.ChocolateKind == Kind.Peanut)
{
peanutChocos += 1;
}
else if (chocolate.ChocolateKind == Kind.Milk)
{
milkChocos += 1;
}
else if (chocolate.ChocolateKind == Kind.Dark)
{
darkChocos += 1;
}
else //(ChocolateKind == Kind.Almond)
{
almondChocos += 1;
}
}
//Before starting to take chocolates from the list of chocolates, we check if any of them is expired
DeleteExpiredChocolatesInStore();
var almondChocolates = (from c in Chocolates
where c.ChocolateKind == Kind.Almond
orderby c.DateProduced ascending
select c).Take(almondChocos);
var whiteChocolates = (from c in Chocolates
where c.ChocolateKind == Kind.White
orderby c.DateProduced ascending
select c).Take(whiteChocos);
var darkChocolates = (from c in Chocolates
where c.ChocolateKind == Kind.Dark
orderby c.DateProduced ascending
select c).Take(darkChocos);
var peanutChocolates = (from c in Chocolates
where c.ChocolateKind == Kind.Peanut
orderby c.DateProduced ascending
select c).Take(peanutChocos);
var milkChocolates = (from c in Chocolates
where c.ChocolateKind == Kind.Milk
orderby c.DateProduced ascending
select c).Take(milkChocos);
List <Chocolate> chocolatesList = new List <Chocolate>();
foreach (var item in almondChocolates)
{
chocolatesList.Add(item); //Adding selected values to our list
Chocolates.Remove(item); //Removing them from warehouse
}
foreach (var item in whiteChocolates)
{
chocolatesList.Add(item);
Chocolates.Remove(item);
}
foreach (var item in darkChocolates)
{
chocolatesList.Add(item);
Chocolates.Remove(item);
}
foreach (var item in peanutChocolates)
{
chocolatesList.Add(item);
Chocolates.Remove(item);
}
foreach (var item in milkChocolates)
{
chocolatesList.Add(item);
Chocolates.Remove(item);
}
ChocolateOrder newOrder = new ChocolateOrder(chocolatesList, this, customer);
customer.ChocoOrders.Add(newOrder);
this.Transactions.Add(newOrder);
bool customerExists = false;
foreach (var existingCustomer in Customers)
{
if (existingCustomer.Equals(customer))
{
customerExists = true;
}
}
if (!customerExists)
{
Customers.Add(customer);
}
Income += newOrder.TotalPrice;
}
/// <summary>
/// Takes as parameteres the Store that is placing the order and the information about the chocolates to "extraxt" from the warehouse
/// Returns a chocolate order containing a list of chocolates representing actual objects from the warehouse fot he factory
/// </summary>
/// <returns></returns>
public ChocolateOrder ShipChocolateOrder(Store storeRelated, ChocolateOrder order)
{
//variables to keep track of number of items to remove from warehouse
int darkChocos = 0;
int whiteChocos = 0;
int milkChocos = 0;
int peanutChocos = 0;
int almondChocos = 0;
//Modifying valye of variables depending on data
foreach (var chocolate in order.Chocolates)
{
if (chocolate.ChocolateKind == Kind.White)
{
whiteChocos += 1;
}
else if (chocolate.ChocolateKind == Kind.Peanut)
{
peanutChocos += 1;
}
else if (chocolate.ChocolateKind == Kind.Milk)
{
milkChocos += 1;
}
else if (chocolate.ChocolateKind == Kind.Dark)
{
darkChocos += 1;
}
else //(ChocolateKind == Kind.Almond)
{
almondChocos += 1;
}
}
List <Chocolate> chocolatesList = new List <Chocolate>();//Creating the list that we will use to create the returning chocolate order
//Querying the values from warehouse to create lists
var almondChocolates = ChocolateListQuery(almondChocos, "Almond");
var whiteChocolates = ChocolateListQuery(whiteChocos, "White");
var darkChocolates = ChocolateListQuery(darkChocos, "Dark");
var peanutChocolates = ChocolateListQuery(peanutChocos, "Peanut");
var milkChocolates = ChocolateListQuery(milkChocos, "Milk");
//var whiteChocolates = (from c in ChocolateWarehouse
// where c.ChocolateKind == Kind.White
// orderby c.DateProduced ascending
// select c).Take(whiteChocos);
//var darkChocolates = (from c in ChocolateWarehouse
// where c.ChocolateKind == Kind.Dark
// orderby c.DateProduced ascending
// select c).Take(darkChocos);
//var peanutChocolates = (from c in ChocolateWarehouse
// where c.ChocolateKind == Kind.Peanut
// orderby c.DateProduced ascending
// select c).Take(peanutChocos);
//var milkChocolates = (from c in ChocolateWarehouse
// where c.ChocolateKind == Kind.Milk
// orderby c.DateProduced ascending
// select c).Take(milkChocos);
//foreach (var item in almondChocolates)
//{
// chocolatesList.Add(item); //Adding selected values to our list
// ChocolateWarehouse.Remove(item);//Removing them from warehouse
//}
//foreach (var item in whiteChocolates)
//{
// chocolatesList.Add(item);
// ChocolateWarehouse.Remove(item);
//}
//foreach (var item in darkChocolates)
//{
// chocolatesList.Add(item);
// ChocolateWarehouse.Remove(item);
//}
//foreach (var item in peanutChocolates)
//{
// chocolatesList.Add(item);
// ChocolateWarehouse.Remove(item);
//}
AddRemoveChocolates(chocolatesList, milkChocolates);
AddRemoveChocolates(chocolatesList, peanutChocolates);
AddRemoveChocolates(chocolatesList, darkChocolates);
AddRemoveChocolates(chocolatesList, whiteChocolates);
AddRemoveChocolates(chocolatesList, almondChocolates);
ChocolateOrder newOrder = new ChocolateOrder(chocolatesList, this, storeRelated);
OrdersConducted.Add(newOrder);
return(newOrder);
}