Abstract base class representing materials used in resource management. More...

#include <Resources.h>

Inheritance diagram for Materials:

Public Member Functions
	Materials ()
	Default constructor for the Materials class.

void	increase ()
	Increases the quantity of materials.

virtual void	obtain ()=0
	Abstract method to obtain materials.

virtual void	refine ()=0
	Abstract method to refine materials.

int	getKilo () const
	Gets the quantity of materials in kilograms.

void	setKilo (int k)
	Sets the quantity of materials in kilograms.

Public Member Functions inherited from Resources
	Resources ()
	Default constructor for Resources.

Protected Attributes
int	kilograms
	The quantity of materials in kilograms.

Detailed Description

Abstract base class representing materials used in resource management.

The Materials class serves as an abstract base for different types of materials that can be obtained and refined. It defines common functionality and properties related to materials used within the city management system.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

◆ Materials()

Materials::Materials ( )

Default constructor for the Materials class.

This constructor initializes the materials with default values.

Member Function Documentation

◆ getKilo()

int Materials::getKilo ( ) const

inline

Gets the quantity of materials in kilograms.

Returns: The amount of materials in kilograms.

◆ increase()

void Materials::increase ( )

Increases the quantity of materials.

This method is responsible for calling the obtain and refine methods to manage the material acquisition and refinement processes.

◆ obtain()

virtual void Materials::obtain ( )

pure virtual

Abstract method to obtain materials.

Derived classes must implement this method to define how materials are obtained.

Implemented in Concrete, Steel, and Wood.

◆ refine()

virtual void Materials::refine ( )

pure virtual

Abstract method to refine materials.

Derived classes must implement this method to define how materials are refined.

Implemented in Concrete, Steel, and Wood.

◆ setKilo()

void Materials::setKilo ( int k )