//Opens a different form for each type of employee.
private void LoginAccordingtoEmployeeType(Employee employee)
{
Session.Instance.SetLoggedEmployee(employee);
//We have a static logged employee in our application and now we don't have to pass in the employee for each form which makes it cleaner.
switch (Session.Instance.LoggedEmployee.EmployeeType)
{
case EmployeeType.Waiter:
TableView tableForm = new TableView();
tableForm.ShowDialog();
break;
case EmployeeType.Manager:
ManagerScreen managerForm = new ManagerScreen();
managerForm.ShowDialog();
break;
case EmployeeType.Bar:
case EmployeeType.Kitchen:
KitchenBarScreen KitchenBarForm = new KitchenBarScreen();
KitchenBarForm.ShowDialog();
break;
default:
MessageBox.Show("Employee type is not valid or not found", "Invalid employee type", MessageBoxButtons.OK, MessageBoxIcon.Information);
break;
}
}
private void btnKitchen_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
KitchenBarScreen kitchenBar = new KitchenBarScreen();
this.Hide();
kitchenBar.ShowDialog();
}
