source: src/main/java/onetomany/bargainingchipsgame/interactions/Offer.java@ 280

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[253]1package onetomany.bargainingchipsgame.interactions;
[237]2
[253]3import onetomany.bargainingchipsgame.Bundle;
[274]4import onetomany.bargainingchipsgame.BundleBuilder;
[237]5
6/**
[263]7 * An offer has two parts: (1) a bundle or null, (2) a message code: `bid', `accept', `end'.
[237]8 * When the code is 'bid', the first part is checked; for the two latter codes, the first part of the offer is null.
[263]9 * In other words, message `bid' means that offer contains a bundle which is proposed, `accept' means offer contains no bundle to propose,
10 * but an agreement with the deal (the received offer), and `end' again means that nothing to propose, and quitting the negotiation.
[237]11 *
[274]12 * Immutable.
[237]13 */
14public class Offer
15{
[270]16 /**
17 * Message codes:
18 * (1) `bid' [body contains a bundle],
19 * (2) `accept' [agree with the deal (based on the rules); null body],
20 * (3) `end' [quitting the negotiation; null body]
21 */
[277]22 private final OfferType type;
[274]23 private final Bundle bundle;
[237]24
25 /**
[274]26 * Creates a bid. Bundle is immutable and therefore so is Offer.
[237]27 */
[270]28 public Offer(Bundle b)
29 {
30 bundle = b;
[277]31 type = OfferType.BID;
[237]32 }
33
34 /**
[270]35 * @return the proposal
[237]36 */
[270]37 public Bundle getBundle()
38 {
39 return bundle;
[237]40 }
[270]41
42 @Override
43 public String toString()
44 {
[277]45 if (type != OfferType.BID)
[270]46 return type.toString();
47 else
48 return type.toString() + ": " + bundle.toString();
[237]49 }
[274]50
51 public static Offer getSampleOffer(int qty)
52 {
53 return getSampleOffer("Red", qty);
54 }
55
56 /**
57 * Just a sample example of an offer
58 */
59 public static Offer getSampleOffer(String color, int qty)
60 {
61 Bundle bundle = new BundleBuilder()
62 .addStack(color, 7.0, qty)
63 .build();
64 return new Offer(bundle);
65 }
[270]66}
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