//these two functions, Use() and Use(ref object target), fully implement the IUseableItem interface
public void Use()
{
TextFormatter.PrintLinePositive("You see your own scrawled, messy handwriting.");
TextFormatter.PrintLineWarning("4/1/20");
//just FYI this is the intro sequence and I just added it as a reminder as to what the player is doing and who the player is supposed to be :)
TextFormatter.PrintLineWarning("To anyone who finds this book: I am a scientist here in this world. It is a blessing and a curse. One day, as I was sitting at my desk, quarantined in my lab, I noticed a face mask blow by in the wind. I reminisced to the old days before Big 'Rona ruled the world and everyone suffered her oppression. Back when I could high-five my friends, and have a meeting without worrying about wifi. Suddenly, in that moment, I realized that it was my destiny to defeat Big ‘Rona. I saw that a long journey to defeat Big ‘Rona and her minions lay ahead, and I understood the dangers I would be facing. I made sure to fully prepare myself with masks, toilet paper, and Purell. Tubs of purell. I wrote this as my final note to my love if anything ever happened to me. Bertha, my love, my pet cow, my life, I hope I will be able to see you again. Wish me luck! <3");
}
/// <summary>
/// TODO: VM Hard Achievement
/// Convert a String like "400g 34c" into a Money object.
/// You should be able to Enter large numbers, but not negative numbers.
/// (after all, these properties are "unsigned integers")
///
/// So, "2841924c" is a valid string
/// but, "-24p" is not.
///
/// "10p 249g 24s 842c" is valid but not in simplest terms, so it is
/// up to you how you will handle the difference.
///
/// </summary>
/// <param name="displayString"></param>
public Money(string displayString)
{
if (!displayString.Contains('-'))
{
//we split the string entered as a parameter into multiple parts (if any)
//these splitparts then are added to create an array
string[] moneyParts = displayString.Split(' ');
//then we run a loop that goes through each part
//each time we loop, we check whether the monetary amount in in units of c, s, g, or p
//player will recieve separate warnings for having mixed units (ex: 25 cg), having no units (ex: 25), or negative money amounts (ex: -25c)
for (int i = 0; i == moneyParts.Length - 1; i++)
{
if (moneyParts[i].Contains('c'))
{
moneyParts[i] = moneyParts[i].Remove('c');
if (!moneyParts[i].Contains('s') && !moneyParts[i].Contains('g') && !moneyParts[i].Contains('p'))
{
Copper = Convert.ToUInt16(moneyParts[i], 16);
}
else
{
TextFormatter.PrintLineWarning("Hmm...mixed units of money...? Only one unit per number please.");
}
}
else if (moneyParts[i].Contains('s'))
{
moneyParts[i] = moneyParts[i].Remove('s');
if (!moneyParts[i].Contains('c') && !moneyParts[i].Contains('g') && !moneyParts[i].Contains('p'))
{
Silver = Convert.ToUInt16(moneyParts[i], 16);
}
else
{
TextFormatter.PrintLineWarning("Hmm...mixed units of money...? Only one unit per number please.");
}
}
else if (moneyParts[i].Contains('g'))
{
moneyParts[i] = moneyParts[i].Remove('g');
if (!moneyParts[i].Contains('c') && !moneyParts[i].Contains('s') && !moneyParts[i].Contains('p'))
{
Gold = Convert.ToUInt16(moneyParts[i], 16);
}
else
{
TextFormatter.PrintLineWarning("Hmm...mixed units of money...? Only one unit per number please.");
}
}
else if (moneyParts[i].Contains('p'))
{
moneyParts[i] = moneyParts[i].Remove('p');
if (!moneyParts[i].Contains('c') && !moneyParts[i].Contains('s') && !moneyParts[i].Contains('g'))
{
Platinum = Convert.ToUInt16(moneyParts[i], 16);
}
else
{
TextFormatter.PrintLineWarning("Hmm...mixed units of money...? Only one unit per number please.");
}
}
else
{
TextFormatter.PrintLineWarning("Remember to add monetary units at the end of your money amounts (ex: Make sure to write 5p and not just 5).");
}
}
}
else
{
TextFormatter.PrintLineWarning("Negative money is bad! Don't even think about typing negative signs!!!");
}
}
