public void GetFunctions()
{
Console.WriteLine("Basic functions:");
vehicle.Start();
vehicle.Stop();
vehicle.Accelerate();
vehicle.Brake();
vehicle.Direction();
vehicle.Steer();
}
protected virtual bool TestBrakes(IVehicle vehicle)
{
bool result = false;
int delta = ComputeDeltaValue(vehicle);
int lowPass = -1 * vehicle.UpperRangeLimit + delta;
int highPass = -1 * delta;
int testValue = vehicle.Brake();
result = (testValue >= lowPass && testValue <= highPass);
return(result);
}
internal void Run()
{
Console.WriteLine("What type of vehicle do you need?\n\n" +
"1. Car\n" +
"2. Boat\n" +
"3. Truck");
var userInput = Console.ReadLine();
_vehicle = _factory.GetVehicle(userInput, GetName(), GetColor(), GetNumberOfDoors(), GetFuelStatus());
_vehicle.Start();
_vehicle.Move();
_vehicle.Brake();
PrintVehicle();
Console.ReadLine();
}
public void Execute()
{
_vehicle.Brake(); // This is the beauty of the Command Design Pattern
}
public void Execute()
{
_vehicle.Brake();
}
public void Brake()
{
m_Vehicle.Brake();
}
static void Drive(IVehicle vehicle)
{
vehicle.Accelerate(10);
vehicle.Brake(10);
vehicle.ChangeGear(1);
}
