/// <summary>
/// Entry point into console application.
/// </summary>
static void Main()
{
//This block is written last.
//create a chatroom:
Chatroom chatroom = new Chatroom();
//and people in it:
Participant eddie = new Actor("Eddie");
Participant wally = new Actor("Wally");
Participant beaver = new Actor("Beaver");
Participant june = new Actor("June");
Participant ward = new NonActor("Ward");
chatroom.Register(eddie);
chatroom.Register(wally);
chatroom.Register(beaver);
chatroom.Register(june);
chatroom.Register(ward);
//have them chat:
eddie.Send("Wally", "Lets skip school.");
june.Send("Ward", "You were a little hard on the beaver last night.");
beaver.Send("Wally", "Awww, man.");
beaver.Send("Eddie", "You stink, and you know it.");
eddie.Send("June", "You look awfully pretty today, Mrs. CLeaver.");
//run the program, you'll get a list of the chat messages.
//presumably it can be more intricate, like messages
//will go right to a recipient, etc.
}
/// <summary>
/// Entry point into console application.
/// </summary>
static void Main()
{
// Create chatroom
Chatroom chatroom = new Chatroom();
Participant Eddie = new Actor("Eddie");
Participant Jennifer = new Actor("Jennifer");
Participant Bruce = new Actor("Bruce");
Participant Tom = new Actor("Tom");
Participant Tony = new NonActor("Tony");
// Create participants and register them
chatroom.Register(Eddie);
chatroom.Register(Jennifer);
chatroom.Register(Bruce);
chatroom.Register(Tom);
chatroom.Register(Tony);
// Chatting participants
Tony.Send("Tom", "Hey Tom! I got a mission for you.");
Jennifer.Send("Bruce", "Teach me to act and I'll" +
" teach you to dance");
Bruce.Send("Eddie", "How come you don't do standup anymore?");
Jennifer.Send("Tom", "Do you like math?");
Tom.Send("Tony", "Teach me to sing.");
// Wait for user
Console.ReadKey();
}
