//  File: cctest8.cpp
//
//  Use the ColorCube class.
//  Checking out function overloading vs inheritance.

#include <iostream>
#include "ColorCube.h"

using namespace std ;

void foo1(ColorCube& cc1, ColorCube& cc2) {
   cout << "Called: foo1(ColorCube& cc1, ColorCube& cc2)\n" ;
   cc1.identify() ;
   cc2.identify() ;
   return ;
}

void foo1(ColorCube& cc, Box& b) {
   cout << "Called: foo1(ColorCube& cc, Box& b)\n" ;
   cc.identify() ;
   b.identify() ;
   return ;
}

void foo2(ColorCube& cc, Cube& c) {
   cout << "Called: foo2(ColorCube& cc, Cube& c)\n" ;
   cc.identify() ;
   c.identify() ;
   return ;
}

void foo2(ColorCube& cc, Box& b) {
   cout << "Called: foo2(ColorCube& cc, Box& b)\n" ;
   cc.identify() ;
   b.identify() ;
   return ;
}


int main() {
   ColorCube cc1(1.2, ColorCube::blue) ; // use alternate constructor
   ColorCube cc2(3.14, ColorCube::red) ; // use alternate constructor

   cout << "foo1: \n " ;
   foo1(cc1,cc2) ;

   cout <<"\n\n" ;

   cout << "foo2: \n " ;
   foo2(cc1,cc2) ;

}