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Door Class Reference

Doors join two rooms. More...

#include <Door.hpp>

Inheritance diagram for Door

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Public Methods
	Door ( RoomPtr = NULLPTR, RoomPtr = NULLPTR )
	Default constructor can take one or two rooms. More...
	Door ( DoorCref )
	Copy constructor.
virtual	~Door ( void )
	Virtual Destructor.
DoorRef	operator= ( DoorCref ) throw (corelinux::Assertion )
	Assignment operator.
bool	operator== ( DoorCref aRef ) const
	Equality operator.
bool	isOpen ( void ) const
	Is door open - true is yes.
bool	isClosed ( void ) const
	Is door closed - true is yes.
RoomPtr	getFirstRoom ( void ) const
	Get the first room.
RoomPtr	getSecondRoom ( void ) const
	Get the second room.
RoomPtr	otherSideFrom ( RoomPtr ) const throw (corelinux::Assertion )
	Get the opposite room from the argument.
void	setOpen ( void )
	Opens door if closed.
void	setClosed ( void )
	Closes door if open.
void	setFirstRoom ( RoomPtr ) throw (corelinux::Assertion )
	Magical Room Change.
void	setSecondRoom ( RoomPtr ) throw (corelinux::Assertion )
	Magical Room Change.
virtual void	enter ( void )
	The one operation "enter", the meaning depends on the derivation, or what it is you are entering.

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Detailed Description

Doors join two rooms.

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Constructor & Destructor Documentation

Door::Door ( RoomPtr aFirstRoom = NULLPTR, RoomPtr aSecondRoom = NULLPTR )

Default constructor can take one or two rooms. Parameters: Room   pointer Room 1 Room   pointer Room 2

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:

• Door.hpp
• Door.cpp

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