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Example 4-35. Indifference.as
package
{
public class Indifference extends Decorator
{
private var components:Component;
public function Indifference(components:Component)
{
this.components=components;
}
override public function getSoul( ):String
{
return components.getSoul( ) + "|Indifference";
}
override public function good( ):Number
{
return -9 + components.good( );
}
override public function evil( ):Number
{
return 10 + components.evil( );
}
}
}
At this point you can add your own concrete decorators. Use the same format as the
others. You can also add additional concrete components. So instead of just Dick
and Jane, you can add others you’d like to decorate with good and evil.
Implementing the Good and Evil Decorator
Instead of a single implementation, you can try out two different implementations.
The first one dresses up the two different concrete components, and sends the results
to the output window. The second takes the results, uses them to place movie clips
on a “soul graph,” and adds a label to an angel or devil movie clip—depending on
whether good or evil is predominant.
Dual implementation
The first implementation decorates both the Dick and Jane concrete components.
This one is set up to use all 14 deadly sins and heavenly virtues, but you can use any
combination you want. As each concrete component (life and light) is wrapped,
the good and evil properties are incremented or decremented, depending on which
decorator wraps the concrete component. The reference to the components object in
each of the decorators is a reference to the concrete component being wrapped. With
each new decorator, then, the value goes up and down depending on the wrapping
decorator. Save Example 4-36 as MainDual.as in an ActionScript file. Open a new
Flash document file, and save it as a Dual.fla. Type in MainDual in the Document
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