//Up to Platinum
/// <summary>
/// Converts Copper Pieces to Platinum Pieces, kepping the remainder in the original CopperPiece object
/// </summary>
/// <param name="cp">the source CopperPiece object. Will be mutated to include the remainder of non-converted value.</param>
/// <returns>the new PlatinumPiece object, containing an equivalent value of the source CopperPiece object, sans the incompatible remainder of the conversion.</returns>
public static PlatinumPiece ToPlatinumPieces(this CopperPiece cp)
{
var pp = (int)Math.Floor(cp.Count / 1000.0);
cp.Count = cp.Count % 1000;
return(new PlatinumPiece(pp));
}
//Up to Electrum
/// <summary>
/// Converts Copper Pieces to Electrum Pieces, keeping the remainder in the original CopperPiece object
/// </summary>
/// <param name="cp">the source CopperPiece object. Will be mutated to include the remainder of non-converted value.</param>
/// <returns>the new ElectrumPiece object, containing an equivalent value of the source CopperPiece object, sans the incompatible remainder of the conversion.</returns>
public static ElectrumPiece ToElectrumPieces(this CopperPiece cp)
{
var ep = (int)Math.Floor(cp.Count / 50.0);
cp.Count = cp.Count % 50;
return(new ElectrumPiece(ep));
}
//Up to Gold
/// <summary>
/// Converts Copper Pieces to Gold Pieces, kegping the remainder in the original CopperPiece object
/// </summary>
/// <param name="cp">the source CopperPiece object. Will be mutated to include the remainder of non-converted value.</param>
/// <returns>the new GoldPiece object, containing an equivalent value of the source CopperPiece object, sans the incompatible remainder of the conversion.</returns>
public static GoldPiece ToGoldPieces(this CopperPiece cp)
{
var gp = (int)Math.Floor(cp.Count / 100.0);
cp.Count = cp.Count % 100;
return(new GoldPiece(gp));
}
//Up to Silver
/// <summary>
/// Converts Copper Pieces to Silver Pieces, keeping the remainder in the original CopperPiece object
/// </summary>
/// <param name="cp">the source CopperPiece object. Will be mutated to include the remainder of non-converted value.</param>
/// <returns>the new SilverPiece object, containing an equivalent value of the source CopperPiece object, sans the incompatible remainder of the conversion.</returns>
public static SilverPiece ToSilverPieces(this CopperPiece cp)
{
var sp = (int)Math.Floor(cp.Count / 10.0);
cp.Count = cp.Count % 10;
return(new SilverPiece(sp));
}
