% Logtalk parametric entity parameters are _logical variables_
% that are implicitly shared by all entity predicates.
%
% Parameters can be accessed using either the parameter/2 built-in
% predicate or by using _parameter variables_. Here we use the
% latter to decouple parameter access from parameter position.
%
% As ancestors should not force a specific parameter order on the
% descendants (which would be a code smell), each prototype provides
% a protected predicate (that can be overriden) for constructing a
% new object identifier term from new values for its characteristic
% parameters.


:- object(point(_X_,_Y_)).

	:- public(multiply/2).
	multiply(F, New) :-
		X is _X_ * F,
		Y is _Y_ * F,
		::with_position(X, Y, New).

	:- public(x/1).
	x(_X_).

	:- public(with_x/2).
	with_x(X, New) :-
		::with_position(X, _Y_, New).

	:- public(y/1).
	y(_Y_).

	:- public(with_y/2).
	with_y(Y, New) :-
		::with_position(_X_, Y, New).

	:- protected(with_position/3).
	with_position(X, Y, point(X, Y)).

:- end_object.


:- object(colorpoint(_X_,_Y_,_C_),
	extends(point(_X_,_Y_))).

	:- public(invert/1).
	invert(New) :-
		C is 255 - _C_,
		::with_color(C, New).

	:- public(color/1).
	color(_C_).

	:- protected(with_color/2).
	with_color(C, colorpoint(_X_, _Y_, C)).

	with_position(X, Y, colorpoint(X, Y, _C_)).

:- end_object.


:- object(namedcolorpoint(_N_,_C_,_X_,_Y_),
	extends(colorpoint(_X_,_Y_,_C_))).

	:- public(name/1).
	name(_N_).

	:- protected(with_name/2).
	with_name(N, namedcolorpoint(N, _C_, _X_, _Y_)).

	with_color(C, namedcolorpoint(_N_, C, _X_, _Y_)).

	with_position(X, Y, namedcolorpoint(_N_, _C_, X, Y)).

:- end_object.