//This here is just our bucket sort for the droids. Places each droid into a matching stack (I used a case structure based around the string instead of typing it)
//after that, it gets put into a queue, for the sole purpose of showing that... I can write a queue. After that it gets put back into the array.
//After some early issues I realized that it wasn't working properly due to data entry problems, so maybe using the Type to sort them would have worked better,
//but by this time I had already finished it with strings.
public void ModelSort(DroidQueue <IDroid> queue, DroidStack <IDroid> protocolStack, DroidStack <IDroid> janitorStack, DroidStack <IDroid> utilityStack,
DroidStack <IDroid> astromechStack)
{
for (int counter = 0; counter < droidCollection.GetLength(0); counter++)
{
if (this.droidCollection[counter] != null)
{
switch (this.droidCollection[counter].Model)
{
case "Protocol":
protocolStack.AddDroid(this.droidCollection[counter]);
break;
case "Astromech":
astromechStack.AddDroid(this.droidCollection[counter]);
break;
case "Janitorial":
janitorStack.AddDroid(this.droidCollection[counter]);
break;
case "Utility":
utilityStack.AddDroid(this.droidCollection[counter]);
break;
}
}
}
while (astromechStack.Size != 0)
{
queue.QueueDroid(astromechStack.RemoveDroid());
}
while (janitorStack.Size != 0)
{
queue.QueueDroid(janitorStack.RemoveDroid());
}
while (utilityStack.Size != 0)
{
queue.QueueDroid(utilityStack.RemoveDroid());
}
while (protocolStack.Size != 0)
{
queue.QueueDroid(protocolStack.RemoveDroid());
}
lengthOfCollection = 0;
while (queue.Size != 0)
{
this.droidCollection[lengthOfCollection] = queue.UnQueueDroid();
lengthOfCollection++;
}
}
