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#!/usr/bin/env perl -w

use 5.005;

# SET UP A WINDOW HIERARCHY

	package Window;
		my $id = 1;
		sub new   { bless { id=>$id++ }, ref($_[0])||$_[0] }

	package ModalWindow;     @ISA = qw( Window );

	package MovableWindow;   @ISA = qw( Window );

	package ResizableWindow; @ISA = qw( MovableWindow );


# SET UP A COMMAND HIERARCHY

	package Command;
		sub new   { bless {}, ref($_[0])||$_[0] }

	package ReshapeCommand; @ISA = qw( Command );

	package Accept; @ISA = qw( Command );

	package Move;   @ISA = qw( ReshapeCommand );
	package Resize; @ISA = qw( ReshapeCommand );

	package MoveAndResize; @ISA = qw( Move Resize );


# SET UP A MODE HIERARCHY

	package Mode;
		sub new   { bless {}, ref($_[0])||$_[0] }

	package OnMode;    @ISA = qw( Mode );
	package ModalMode; @ISA = qw( Mode );
	package OffMode;   @ISA = qw( Mode );


# SET UP SOME MULTIMETHODS TO HANDLE THE VARIOUS INTERESTING CASES

	package main;

	sub handle 
	{
		print "Window $_[0]->{id} can't handle a ",
			ref($_[1]), " command in ",
			ref($_[2]), " mode\n";
	};


# CREATE SOME WINDOWS...

	@window = (
			new ModalWindow,
			new MovableWindow,
			new ResizableWindow,
		  );

# ...AND SOME COMMANDS...

	@command = (
			new Move,
			new Resize,
			new MoveAndResize,
			new Accept,
		   );

# ...AND SOME MODES...

	@mode = (
			new OffMode,
			new ModalMode,
			new OnMode,
			new OnMode,
			new OnMode,
		   );

# AND INTERACT THEM ALL...

	srand(0);
	for (1..100000)
	{
		$w = $window[rand @window];
		$c = $command[rand @command];
		$m = $mode[rand @mode];
		print "handle(",ref($w),",",ref($c),",",ref($m),")...\n\t";
		eval { handle($w,$c,$m) } or print $@;
	}