Class: Gemwarrior::Chest

Inherits:
Item show all
Defined in:
lib/gemwarrior/entities/items/chest.rb

Instance Attribute Summary

Attributes inherited from Item

#is_armor, #is_weapon

Attributes inherited from Entity

#consumable, #describe, #describe_detailed, #description, #display_shopping_cart, #equippable, #equipped, #name, #name_display, #number_of_uses, #takeable, #talkable, #useable, #useable_battle, #used, #used_again

Instance Method Summary collapse

Methods inherited from Item

#describe_detailed

Methods inherited from Entity

#puts

Constructor Details

#initialize ⇒ Chest

Returns a new instance of Chest.



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# File 'lib/gemwarrior/entities/items/chest.rb', line 8

def initialize
  super

  self.name         = 'chest'
  self.name_display = 'Chest'
  self.description  = 'Well-crafted with solid oak, this family chest has intricate inlays all around the front and sides. It\'s the one thing from home you took with you when you left.'
end

Instance Method Details

#use(world) ⇒ Object 



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# File 'lib/gemwarrior/entities/items/chest.rb', line 16

def use(world)
  home = world.location_by_name('home')
  open_description = 'You open the chest and find little inside but some dust and faded memories of your childhood.'

  if self.used
    if home.contains_item?('leather_jerkin')
      open_description += ' The old sword fighting garment is still in there, too.'
    end
    puts open_description

    { type: nil, data: nil }
  else
    open_description += ' That, and a slightly dirty, but still useful garment you remember using while taking those sword fighting lessons as a small boy.'

    puts open_description

    home.items.push(LeatherJerkin.new)

    self.used = true

    { type: nil, data: nil }
  end
end