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/** 
 * @file frontendmessage.cpp
 * @brief Implementation of frontend message handling in the
 * Micropolis engine.
 *
 * This file is part of the Micropolis game engine. It defines the
 * FrontendMessage class and its subclasses, which are used to handle
 * communication between the game engine and the frontend. This
 * includes sending messages about tool actions and sound effects. The
 * design allows for a flexible way of notifying the frontend about
 * various events happening within the game engine.
 */


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#include "micropolis.h"


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// Frontend message storage


/** Base class constructor. */
FrontendMessage::FrontendMessage()
{
}


/** Base class destructor. */
FrontendMessage::~FrontendMessage()
{
}


/**
 * @fn void FrontendMessage::sendMessage(Micropolis *sim)
 * @brief Send the message to the front-end.
 * @param sim Simulator instance to use.
 */



FrontendMessageDidTool::FrontendMessageDidTool(const std::string &tool, int x, int y)
{
    this->tool = tool;
    this->x = x;
    this->y = y;
}


FrontendMessageDidTool::~FrontendMessageDidTool()
{
}


void FrontendMessageDidTool::sendMessage(Micropolis *sim) const
{
    sim->didTool(this->tool, this->x, this->y);
}


FrontendMessageMakeSound::FrontendMessageMakeSound(
                                const std::string &channel,
                                const std::string &sound,
                                int x, int y)
{
    this->channel = channel;
    this->sound = sound;
    this->x = x;
    this->y = y;
}


FrontendMessageMakeSound::~FrontendMessageMakeSound()
{
}


void FrontendMessageMakeSound::sendMessage(Micropolis *sim) const
{
    sim->makeSound(this->channel, this->sound, this->x, this->y);
}


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