#ifndef Logic_Header
#define Logic_Header

#include <string>
#include <vector>
#include "LogicController.H" 

class Professor;
class Budget;

class Map;
class GameState;

//This represents a point on the abstract logic map. 

class Logic :: LogicController{

public:

   Logic() ;
   virtual ~Logic();

   void LogicController::saveState(string filename) ; 
   /*This function causes the LogicController to advance one time step, and 
     update the GameState. It is called by the GUI.*/ 
   void Logic::nextState() ; 

   /*TODO: I'm sure we'll need to add more of these, but basically every 
     single feature of the game needs a function like those below.*/ 
   void Logic::addBuilding (BuildingType type, LogicPoint p) ; 

   /*This is used when the user is about to click to put down a building. It 
     lets the graphics draw a square, so the user can see where the building 
     would go.*/ 
   void Logic::getBuildingSize(BuildingType type) ; 
   /*This destroys whatever is currently on the square.*/ 
   void Logic::bulldoze (LogicPoint p); 
   /*I'm assuming the Logic gets Professor *s when the user clicks on a 
     "Professors" menu.*/ 
   void Logic::fireProfessor(Professor *p) ; 
   void Logic::hireProfessor(Professor *p) ;
   std::vector<Professor*> LogicController::getProfessors(); 
   /*Obviously, we'll need to talk about what a Budget object looks like, so 
     that the GUI can display one, modify it, and then return it to the Logic.*/ 
   Budget* Logic::getBudget() ; 
 
private: 

   LogicMap *m_map; 
   GameState *m_state;  
};

#endif