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1999-05-11
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/******************************************************************************/
/* guess Object REXX Samples */
/* */
/* An animal guessing game */
/* */
/* This samples creates a simple node class and uses it to create a logic */
/* tree. The logic tree is filled in by playing a simple guessing game. */
/******************************************************************************/
topic = 'animal'
firstNode = .node~new /* Create a new instance of node */
/* to start our tree. */
firstNode~setGuess('bear')
say 'Think of' article(topic) 'for me to guess!'
do until userQuits
firstNode~interact /* Invoke the interact method on */
/* the node class to handle user */
/* interaction. */
userQuits = \prompt('Wanna try another' topic'?')
end
say ''
say 'Here is the decision tree I built:'
firstNode~dump(1)
say 'Thanks for playing!'
return
/* An example of using the ::routine directive to define a subroutine used by */
/* several of the following methods. */
::routine prompt
use arg question
say question '(Y/N)'
pull reply
return reply = 'Y'
/* An example of using the ::routine directive to define a subroutine used by */
/* several of the following methods. */
::routine article
use arg noun
firstLetter = left(translate(noun), 1)
if pos(firstLetter, 'AEIOU') = 0 then
return 'a' noun
else
return 'an' noun
/* Define a new class 'node' and make it visible outside of this program */
::class node public
/* Define the init method on the node class. This method initializes the */
/* state data for an instance of the node class. */
::method init
expose yesNode noNode myGuess myQuestion
yesNode = .nil
noNode = .nil
myGuess = .nil
myQuestion = .nil
return self
/* Define the dump method on the node class. This method prints out the */
/* decision tree built by the program. */
::method dump
expose yesNode noNode myGuess myQuestion
use arg tab
if myGuess = .nil then
do
yesNode~dump(tab + 5)
say left('',tab) myQuestion
noNode~dump(tab + 5)
end
else
do
say left('',tab) '<'myGuess'>'
end
/* Define the setGuess method on the node class. This method gets the next */
/* guess from the user. */
::method setGuess
expose myGuess
use arg myGuess
/* Define the interact method on the node class. This method handles the */
/* interaction between the program and the user. Note the use of 'self' to */
/* execute methods on this instance of node. */
::method interact
expose myGuess
if myGuess = .nil then
self~askQuestion
else
self~guess
/* Define the guess method on the node class. This method tries to guess the */
/* user's article and asks the user for more information if it fails. */
::method guess
expose myGuess
say "I bet you're thinking of" article(myGuess)'.'
if prompt('Right?') then
say 'Cool! I guessed your secret!'
else
self~learnNew
/* Define the learnNew method on the node class. This method gets additional */
/* information about the user's article. */
::method learnNew
expose myGuess myQuestion yesNode noNode
say 'What were you thinking of?'
parse pull newGuess
say 'Oops! I never heard of that.'
say 'Please enter a question with a yes or no answer that would help me'
say 'tell' article(myGuess) 'from' article(newGuess)'.'
parse pull myQuestion
yesNode = .node~new
noNode = .node~new
if prompt('Is the answer yes for' article(newGuess)'?') then
do
yesNode~setGuess(newGuess)
noNode~setGuess(myGuess)
end
else
do
yesNode~setGuess(myGuess)
noNode~setGuess(newGuess)
end
say "Thanks, I'll remember that for next time!"
myGuess = .nil
return
/* Define the askQuestion method on the node class. This method branches */
/* down either the yes or no fork based on the user's response. */
::method askQuestion
expose myQuestion yesNode noNode
if prompt(myQuestion) then
yesNode~interact
else
noNode~interact