package th;
// Class for kinds of items (Not individual items, these are
// Itm s.)
//
public class Kind {
    // Item uses
    public static final int NO_USE = 0;
    public static final int ESCAPE = 1; 
    public static final int OFFENSE = 2;
    public static final int DEFENSE = 3;
    public static final int MISC = 4;

    // If false, monsters won't use this when it is wielded.
    public boolean using_does_not_destroy = true;
    
    public boolean fixed = false;
    // This sort of item can't be picked up.
    //
	

    
    public boolean pc_only = false;
    // Can only be touched by the player.
    public boolean drop_if_fleeing = false;
    // Drop if one is fleeing. Overrides non-dropping of pc-only items.
    //
    int veg_level = 0; // meaty death.
    public String tasty = "This tastes uninteresting.";
	
    public String name = null;
    // Name of the item
    //
    boolean deadly_weapon = false;

    public int damage = 0;
    // How much damage does this do when (ab)used as a weapon?
	
    public int heal = 0;
    // How much HP to you gain by eating it?
    // If 0, you can't eat it.
	
    public int to_hit = 0;
    // To hit bonus (%) when used as a weapon.
    //
	
    public int armor = 0;
    // Change the chances of getting a damaging hit.
    //
    //
	
    public int tainted_chance = 0; //Chance of being bad if eaten.
	
    // Special ability - when used.
    public int use = 0;
	
    Class special = null;
	
    public Itm make () {
	Itm tmp = new Itm();
	tmp.kind = this;
		
	if (tainted_chance > Utl.rn(100))
	    tmp.tainted = true;
		
	// Time constraints being what they were, I did this rather 
	// than rewrite quite a bit of code to incorporate things like
	// textbooks that are not all the same.
	//
	// Professor: I'm sorry if this is unacceptably arcane.
	// Anyway, it uses the reflection API... fun stuff.
	try {
	    if (special != null) {
		tmp.special = (Special)special.newInstance();
	    }
	} catch (Exception e) {
	    Ifc.msg("While making a " + name + ":");
	    e.printStackTrace(System.out);
	    Ifc.msg(e.getMessage());
	    Ifc.you("feel like you should quit while you are ahead.");
	}
	// Slightly heavy wizardry ends here.
	return tmp;
    }
	
}