import javax.swing.JFrame;

/**
 *Boundry class for addresses it does the interaction between the user and the address classes.
 */
public class AddressBoundry {
 
	private FullAddress _fullAddress;
	 
        public AddressBoundry()
        {
            _fullAddress = new FullAddress();
        }
        
	/**
	 *Asks the user to fill in his address.
	 */
	public void setAddress() 
        {
            //I am not using the overloaded constructor here because this is a cleaner way of programming.
            //Storing the address in untyped structures like Strings and then puttin them into the typed structure (FullAddress) feels strange.
            //But I did define the constructors so you can easily change this code into.
            //String firstName = UserIO.getStringFromUser("Please enter your first name:");
            //....
            //_fullAddress = new FullAddress(firstName,secondName,phoneNumber, houseNumber ......)
  
            _fullAddress.firstName = UserIO.getStringFromUser("Please enter your first name:");
            _fullAddress.secondName = UserIO.getStringFromUser("Please enter the second name:");
            _fullAddress.phoneNumber = UserIO.getStringFromUser("Please enter your phone number:");
            _fullAddress.housenumber = UserIO.getIntFromUser("Please enter your house number:");
            _fullAddress.streetName1 = UserIO.getStringFromUser("Please enter your street name:");
            _fullAddress.streetName2 = UserIO.getStringFromUser("Please enter your postal code:");
            _fullAddress.cityName = UserIO.getStringFromUser("Please enter the name of the city you live in:");
	}
	 
	/**
	 *Shows the short adress to the user.
	 */
	public void viewShortAddress() 
        {
            //I know this is a redundant cast I could just as well just access the full address.
            //but it shows the full address is rely a short address with a little extra.
            ShortAddress shortAddress = (ShortAddress)_fullAddress;
            
            AddressOutput addressOutput = new AddressOutput(shortAddress,false);
            addressOutput.setDefaultCloseOperation( JFrame.EXIT_ON_CLOSE );
            addressOutput.setSize( 275, 180 );
            addressOutput.setVisible( true );
            /*
            System.out.println("Short address:");
            System.out.println( shortAddress.firstName );
            System.out.println( shortAddress.secondName );
            System.out.println( shortAddress.phoneNumber );
             **/
	} 
	 
	/**
	 *Shows the full adress to the user.
	 */
	public void viewFullAddress() 
        {
            AddressOutput addressOutput = new AddressOutput(_fullAddress,true);
            addressOutput.setDefaultCloseOperation( JFrame.EXIT_ON_CLOSE );
            addressOutput.setSize( 275, 180 );
            addressOutput.setVisible( true );
            /*
            System.out.println("Full address");
            System.out.println( _fullAddress.firstName );
            System.out.println( _fullAddress.phoneNumber );
            System.out.println( _fullAddress.secondName );
            System.out.println(_fullAddress.housenumber );
            System.out.println(_fullAddress.streetName1 );
            System.out.println(_fullAddress.cityName );
             **/
	}
        
        /**
         * Asks the user the question whether or not he wants to see the short address
         */
        public boolean UserWantsToSeeShortAddress()
        {
            String answer = "";
            boolean result = false;
            
            answer = UserIO.getStringFromUser("Do you want to see the short address? (y/n)");
            result = (answer.compareToIgnoreCase("y")==0);
            
            return result;
        }
	 
}