#ifndef GRANDCHILD_H
#define GRANDCHILD_H

//The 3 "motion" classes tell the grandchild how to move.
#include "manual.h"
#include "randomly.h"
#include "immobile.h"

//The 3 "rank" classes tell the grandchild its position in the food chain.
#include "herbivore.h"
#include "carnivore.h"
#include "inert.h"

//MOTION must be a class derived from class wabbit implementing the decide
//member function (and maybe the punish member function).
//RANK must be a class derived from class wabbit implementing the hungry and
//bitter member functions.
//The constructor of the grandchild calls the constructors for the grandparent,
//the mother, and the father.

template <typename MOTION, typename RANK, char C>
class grandchild: public MOTION, public RANK {
public:
	grandchild(const terminal& init_t, unsigned init_x, unsigned init_y):
		wabbit {init_t, init_x, init_y, C},
		MOTION {init_t, init_x, init_y, C},
		RANK   {init_t, init_x, init_y, C} {
	}
};

//The template class grandchild lets us mix and match various combinations of
//motions (mothers) and ranks (fathers).
//With 3 motions and 3 ranks to chose from, we could easily make 3 x 3 = 9
//grandchild classes instead of just the 4 below.
//Dangerous grandchildren have uppercase names ('W', 'M').

using rabbit   = grandchild<randomly, herbivore, 'r'>;
using wolf     = grandchild<manual,   carnivore, 'W'>;
using boulder  = grandchild<immobile, inert,     'b'>;
using landmine = grandchild<immobile, carnivore, 'M'>;
//etc.

#endif