//
public Trigger(uint FirstDigit, uint SecondDigit)
{
First = new ClosePrime(FirstDigit);
Second = new ClosePrime(SecondDigit);
PingAttempts = 0;
MatchingDigits = 0;
}
//This method is used when you create a queue without any parameters, making it
//not dependent on ClosePrime instantiation to work.
//Preconditions: Queue was created using the default (no parameters) constructor.
//Postconditions: Will update the initiallized status along with creating
//closeprime objects with hidden digits passed in as a parameter.
public bool Construct(uint size, Queue <uint> digits)
{
if (!Initallized)
{
if (size > MaxCapicity)
{
size = size % 11;
}
if (size != (uint)digits.Count)
{
size = (uint)digits.Count;
}
CurSize = size;
for (uint i = 0; i < CurSize; i++)
{
uint dig = digits.Dequeue();
ClosePrime add = new ClosePrime(dig);
queue.Enqueue(add);
}
Initallized = true;
return(true);
}
return(false);
}
//constructors
//Preconditions:None
//Postconditions: Creates 2 randomized numbers for closeprime objects,
//since we require both objects for Trigger functionality.
public Trigger()
{
Trigger.FirstDig = (uint)rand.Next();
Trigger.SecondDig = (uint)rand.Next();
First = new ClosePrime(GetFirstDig());
Second = new ClosePrime(GetSecondDig());
PingAttempts = 0;
MatchingDigits = 0;
}
//Preconditions: The queue isn't at max capacity.
//Postconditions: Queue will have 1 more closeprime object.
public bool Add(uint NewDigit)
{
if (Initallized && CurSize < MaxCapicity)
{
ClosePrime x = new ClosePrime(NewDigit);
queue.Enqueue(x);
return(true);
}
return(false);
}
//Preconditions:None
//Postconditions: The queue will be created with up to 10 closeprime objects, with positive hidden digits.
public MultiQ(uint size, Queue <uint> digits)
{
if (size > MaxCapicity)
{
size = size % 11;
}
if (size != (uint)digits.Count)
{
size = (uint)digits.Count;
}
CurSize = size;
for (uint i = 0; i < CurSize; i++)
{
uint dig = digits.Dequeue();
ClosePrime add = new ClosePrime(dig);
queue.Enqueue(add);
}
MaxPinged = 0;
MinPinged = 40000;
TotalPinged = 0;
Initallized = true;
}
//Preconditions: For a non-zero output the queue must have at least 1 closeprime
//object on it. Pinging a value of 0 is fine because the closePrime class will update it to 5.
//Postconditions: It will update the data members.
public uint[] Ping(uint PingNum)
{
uint[] values = new uint[2];
uint value;
if (Initallized && CurSize > 0)
{
SetTotal(GetTotal() + 1);
//I created a list to determine the minimum and maximum return values of this ping along
//with updating the overall maximum, cumulative and minimum pinged values.
List <uint> Returnvalues = new List <uint>((int)CurSize);
for (int i = 0; i < CurSize; i++)
{
ClosePrime x = queue.Dequeue();
if (x.GetStatus() == 1)
{
x.Revive();
}
value = x.Ping(PingNum);
if (value > GetMaxPinged())
{
SetMaxPinged(value);
}
if (value < GetMinPinged())
{
SetMinPinged(value);
}
SetTotal(GetTotal() + value);
//Since it's a queue (FIFO) dequeing everything and enqueuing works well.
queue.Enqueue(x);
Returnvalues.Add(value);
}
values[0] = Returnvalues.Min();
values[1] = Returnvalues.Max();
}
return(values);
}
