/** 
 Program:    	SpyGame Class for application
 Purpose:    	demonstrates features of Safe class;
 @author     	john@december.com
 @version    	1.10;  21 Nov 95
 Note:       	converted to 1.00 beta
 Output:
		Which safe is this? 123
		Is the safe locked? true
		Is 999 the combination? true
		Changing the door number ...
		Now the door is number: 555
		Is the safe locked? true
		However, you can crack your own safe ...
		Is my safe locked? true
		My safe has door number 999
		Unlocking safe with combination as doorNumber...
		Is my safe locked now? false
 */

class SpyGame {

   public static void main (String args[]) {

      System.out.println("SpyGame application...");

      Safe theSafe = new Safe();

      System.out.println("Which safe is this? " + theSafe.doorNumber);
     
      System.out.println("Is the safe locked? " + theSafe.isLocked());

      /* Try to unlock the safe with a guessed combination of 999: */
      theSafe.unLock(999);  

      System.out.println("Is 999 the combination? " + theSafe.isLocked());

      /* This wont' work:  theSafe.unLock();
         Gives compiler error: "Method void unLock() in class 
         Safe is not accessible from class SpyGame."  */

      /* How about stealing the combination?
         Reference to this won't work:  theSafe.combination;
         Gives compiler error: "Variable combination in class Safe not 
         accessible from class SpyGame."  */
      
      /* How about resetting the safe's lock to a known combination?
         This won't work:  theSafe.setCombination(999);
         Gives compiler error: "Method void setCombination(int) in class 
         Safe is not accessible from class SpyGame." */ 

      /* How about defacing the door's number? */
      System.out.println("Changing the door number ...");
      theSafe.doorNumber = 555;
      System.out.println("Now the door is number: " + theSafe.doorNumber);
      theSafe.unLock(theSafe.doorNumber);  
      System.out.println("Is the safe locked? " + theSafe.isLocked());

      System.out.println("However, you can crack your own safe ...");

      Safe mySafe = new Safe(999);

      System.out.println("Is my safe locked? " + mySafe.isLocked());
      System.out.println("My safe has door number " + mySafe.doorNumber);

      System.out.println("Unlocking safe with combination as doorNumber...");
      mySafe.unLock(mySafe.doorNumber);  

      System.out.println("Is my safe locked now? " + mySafe.isLocked());

   }
}