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# This module beef up the clock module by allowing a clock to be comparable.
# It show the usage of class refinement
module clock_more

import clock

redef class Clock
    # Clock are now comparable
    super Comparable

    # Comparaison of a clock make only sense with an other clock
    redef type OTHER: Clock

    redef fun <(o)
    do
        # Note: < is the only abstract method of Comparable.
        #       All other operators and methods rely on < and ==.
        return self.total_minutes < o.total_minutes
    end
end

var c1 = new Clock(8, 12)
var c2 = new Clock(8, 13)
var c3 = new Clock(9, 13)

print "{c1}<{c2}? {c1<c2}"
print "{c1}<={c2}? {c1<=c2}"
print "{c1}>{c2}? {c1>c2}"
print "{c1}>={c2}? {c1>=c2}"
print "{c1}<=>{c2}? {c1<=>c2}"
print "{c1},{c2}? max{c1.max(c2)} min{c1.min(c2)}"
print "{c1}.is_between({c2}, {c3})? {c1.is_between(c2, c3)}"
print "{c2}.is_between({c1}, {c3})? {c2.is_between(c1, c3)}"

print "-"

c1.minutes += 1

print "{c1}<{c2}? {c1<c2}"
print "{c1}<={c2}? {c1<=c2}"
print "{c1}>{c2}? {c1>c2}"
print "{c1}>={c2}? {c1>=c2}"
print "{c1}<=>{c2}? {c1<=>c2}"
print "{c1},{c2}? max{c1.max(c2)} min{c1.min(c2)}"
print "{c1}.is_between({c2}, {c3})? {c1.is_between(c2, c3)}"
print "{c2}.is_between({c1}, {c3})? {c2.is_between(c1, c3)}"