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Tyler Trahan
Add: AI/GS Time Mode to choose between economy (default) and calendar time (#11603)
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/** @file script_companymode.hpp Switch the company. */

#ifndef SCRIPT_COMPANYMODE_HPP
#define SCRIPT_COMPANYMODE_HPP

#include "script_object.hpp"

/**
 * Class to switch the current company.
 * If you create an instance of this class, the company will be switched.
 *  The original company is stored and recovered from when ever the
 *  instance is destroyed.
 * All actions performed within the scope of this mode, will be executed
 *  on behalf of the company you switched to. This includes any costs
 *  attached to the action performed. If the company does not have the
 *  funds the action will be aborted. In other words, this is like the
 *  real player is executing the commands.
 * If the company is not valid during an action, the error
 *  ERR_PRECONDITION_INVALID_COMPANY will be returned. You can switch to
 *  invalid companies, or a company can become invalid (bankrupt) while you
 *  are switched to it.
 * @api game
 */
class ScriptCompanyMode : public ScriptObject {
private:
	CompanyID last_company; ///< The previous company we were in.

public:
	/**
	 * Creating instance of this class switches the company used for queries
	 *  and commands.
	 * @param company The new company to switch to.
	 * @note When the instance is destroyed, it restores the company that was
	 *   current when the instance was created!
	 */
	ScriptCompanyMode(SQInteger company);

	/**
	 * Destroying this instance reset the company to that what it was
	 *   in when the instance was created.
	 */
	~ScriptCompanyMode();

	/**
	 * Check whether a company mode is valid. In other words, are commands
	 * being executed under some company and does the company still exist?
	 * @return true When a company mode is valid.
	 * @post !ScriptCompanyMode::IsDeity().
	 */
	static bool IsValid();

	/**
	 * Check whether the company mode is not active, i.e. whether we are a deity.
	 * In other words, are commands are not being executed under some company.
	 * @return true When we are a deity, i.e. company mode is not active.
	 * @post !ScriptCompanyMode::IsValid().
	 */
	static bool IsDeity();
};

#endif /* SCRIPT_COMPANYMODE_HPP */