//bool flag = false; // this flag is used to indicate whether the first card has face down for house
// this flag has to be global variable. If it is local, it will flip every cards of house to face down.
// why this flag does not reset back to false when a new Deck is generated ? The life time of global variable is the whole program starting and ending.
void Deck::Deal(Hand& aHand)
{
// how to know whether aHand is house or player ? after the below test : dynamic_cast<Type > works.
//Hand * anoHand = &aHand;
/*
Player* player = dynamic_cast<Player*> (anoHand);
if (player != NULL) {
// just do something for testing
player-> Win();
std::cout << "I am a player \n";
}
House* house = dynamic_cast<House*>(anoHand);
if (house != NULL) {
std::cout <<"house is hitting or not : " << house ->IsHitting() << "\n";
}
*/
//int num = aHand.m_Cards.size(); // compilation error: Hand::m_Cards is protected
if (m_Cards.size() > 0 ) {
//House * house2 = dynamic_cast<House*> (anoHand);
//if (house2 != NULL && flag == false) {
// m_Cards.back()-> Flip();
// flag = true;
// }
aHand.Add(m_Cards.back()); // we could not write "aHand.Add(m_Cards.end());" // because m_Cards.end() return an interator, not an element or element reference
m_Cards.pop_back();
//std::cout << "newly added in hand: " << *(aHand.m_Cards[num-1]) <<std::endl; // compilation error: Hand::m_Cards is protected
}
else {
std::cout<< "Out of cards. Unable to deal" << std::endl;
}
}
void Deck::Deal(Hand& aHand)
{
if (!m_Cards.empty())
{
aHand.Add(m_Cards.back());
m_Cards.pop_back();
}
else
{
cout << "Out of cards, Unable to deal.\n";
}
}