#include <iostream>

#include "Entity.h"
#include "Monster.h"
#include "Vector3.h"
#include "ICompareable.h"
#include "Ork.h"

using namespace std;

int main()
{
	Entity entity; // this is an entity instance
	cout << entity.toString() << endl;

	// can't be instantiated because of abstract method
	//Monster monster;
	//cout << monster.toString() << endl;

	Vector3 position;
	Vector3 position2(1.0f, 0.0f, -10.0f);
	Vector3 position3 = Vector3();
	Vector3 position4{}; // list-initializer
	Vector3 position5 = {}; // list-initializer assigned

	Ork ork;

	ICompareable* pComparable = nullptr;
	pComparable = &ork;
	pComparable->Compare(&ork);
	(*pComparable).Compare(&ork); // same as line above, but more complicated to write

	ICompareable* pComparables[] = { new Ork, new Ork, new Ork };
	for (size_t i = 0; i < size(pComparables); i++)
	{
		pComparables[i]->Compare(&ork);
		delete pComparables[i];
		pComparables[i] = nullptr;
	}

	// creates an "dynamic" heap pointer array
	ICompareable** pHeapComparables = new ICompareable*[10];
	delete[] pHeapComparables;
	pHeapComparables = nullptr;

	Ork ork2 = ork; // should be a individual instances with their own values and weapons

	return 0;
}