public static void Main(string[] args)
{
// Whip up a receiver (the light bulb)
LightBulbReceiver myLamp = new LightBulbReceiver();
// Whip up some commands and pass the receiver so the commands
// know which light bulb to change.
LightOnCommand on = new LightOnCommand(myLamp);
LightOffCommand off = new LightOffCommand(myLamp);
LightHalfwayCommand half = new LightHalfwayCommand(myLamp);
LightDuskCommand dusk = new LightDuskCommand(myLamp);
// Create the remote and attach the commands to each button
Remote remote = new Remote(on, // circle
off, // square
half, // triangle
dusk /* ex */);
remote.PressCircleButton();
Console.WriteLine(myLamp.Brightness);
remote.PressSquareButton();
Console.WriteLine(myLamp.Brightness);
remote.PressTriangleButton();
Console.WriteLine(myLamp.Brightness);
remote.PressExButton();
Console.WriteLine(myLamp.Brightness);
/* Event Handler reminder
* // "Press" some buttons, could do this using a UI. Not sure how
* // to convert a console project to a UI, or if it's even possible.
* ButtonPresser presser = new ButtonPresser();
* presser.CircleButtonPressed += remote.CircleButtonPressed;
* presser.PressCircleButton(); */
}
public LightDuskCommand(LightBulbReceiver l) : base(l)
{
}
public LightOffCommand(LightBulbReceiver l) : base(l)
{
}
public LightHalfwayCommand(LightBulbReceiver l) : base(l)
{
}
// Setting the constructor to protected allows
// you to call base() in child constructors
protected LightBulbCommand(LightBulbReceiver l)
{
light = l;
}
