public Car(CarProducer producer, string name, int ps, double price)
{
Producer = producer;
Name = name;
Ps = ps;
Price = price;
}
// The idea behind the abstract factory pattern is to delegate the creation of a family of objects
// to another class so that the client does not need to deal with that responsibility.
// A family of objects can be books and publishers or motorbikes and scooters
//Client
//This is a class which use AbstractFactory and AbstractProduct interfaces to create a family of related objects.
//AbstractFactory
//This is an interface which is used to create abstract product
//ConcreteFactory
//This is a class which implements the AbstractFactory interface to create concrete products.
//AbstractProduct
//This is an interface which declares a type of product.
//ConcreteProduct
//This is a class which implements the AbstractProduct interface to create product.
// First we need to create the abstract product and concrete products
// Then we create the abstract factory and concrete factories.
// And finally implement everything into the client.
static void Main(string[] args)
{
// Not always necessary to create a producer/client.
#region Game Example
// Alternative to this would be to create a factory for flying and walking.
NPCFactory enemyFactory = NPCFactoryProducer.Producer("EmenyFactory");
var flyingEnemy = enemyFactory.GetEnemy(EnemyTypes.Flying);
NPCFactory friendlyFactory = NPCFactoryProducer.Producer("FriendlyFactory");
var walkingFriendly = friendlyFactory.GetFriendly(FriendlyTypes.Walking);
flyingEnemy.Attack();
walkingFriendly.Move();
#endregion
#region Car Example
// Class can be configured in the config file or property settings.
var fordFactory = CarProducer.ProduceFactory();
var fordSedan = fordFactory.CreateSedan();
var fordCoupe = fordFactory.CreateCoupe();
#endregion
#region Auto
IAutoFactory fac = AutoFactory.ProduceFactory();
var car = fac.CreateSportsCar();
car.TurnOn();
car.TurnOff();
car = fac.CreateLuxuryCar();
car.TurnOn();
car.TurnOff();
car = fac.CreateEconomyCar();
car.TurnOn();
car.TurnOff();
#endregion
Console.ReadKey();
}
public Producer(CarProducer name)
{
this.ProducerName = name;
}
