package net.matrix_rad.skang;
import java.lang.String;

/** Skang extension base class.
 *
 * @author David Seikel
 * @.copyright 2002 David Seikel
 * @version 1.2 final 2002-12-29 12:36:00
 */
public class SkangletBase extends Object
{
	public SkangletBase(String author, String copyright, int aYear, String aVersion, double aVersionNumber, String usage[][], String skang[][], String defaultSkang[])
	{
		AUTHOR = author;
		COPYRIGHT = copyright;
		year = aYear;
		VERSION = aVersion;
		version = (float) aVersionNumber;
		USAGE = usage;
		SKANG = skang;
		DEFAULT_SKANG = defaultSkang;
	}

	/** Module's author. */
	public String AUTHOR;


	/** First year Class was copyright and name of copyright holder (format "YYYY name") - {@value}. */
	public String COPYRIGHT;
	public int year;


	/** Version string (format N.N text YYYY-MM-DD hh:mm:ss) - {@value}.
	 * The format of this version string is a floating point number
	 * followed by one of the following -
	 * <UL>
	 * <LI> unwritten - 0.0 Just a stub, no code at all, or completely non-existant.
	 * <LI> prototype - 0.1 Stuff that has only been prototyped, or partly written.  There is some code, and it may even work, but it is not even close to the finished product.
	 * <LI> written   - x.3 Stuff that has already been written.  It may not be perfect, but it is considered an aproximation of the finished product.
	 * <LI> alpha     - x.5 Version being tested by official alpha testers.
	 * <LI> beta      - x.9 Version passed alpha testing, but not ready for final release.
	 * <LI> final     - 1.0 Version ready for final release, fully tested.
	 * <LI> poetry    - 3.0 Near perfection has been acheived.
	 * <LI> nirvana   - 5.0 Perfection has been acheived.
	 * <LI> bible     - 9.0 This is the Whord of Ghod.
	 * </UL>
	 * Unlike most other version numbering systems
	 * We use a floating point number, rather than something that only looks like one.
	 * That way mere mortals can compare version numbers without getting confused.
	 * These version numbers <B>WILL</B> be compared as floats to determine which is
	 * the most up to date version.<BR>
	 * The time is also provided, so that there is no doubt.
	 * This is the time that the current version was started, in other words,
	 * when you increase the version number, set this to the current time.
	 */
	public String VERSION;
	public float version;


	/** Usage Information.
	 * An array of parameters, and their details, in the following format -
	 * <BR><CODE>
	 * { "Name", "Field/Method()", "Required", "Shortcut", "Default", "Help text" },
	 * </CODE>
	 */
	public String[][] USAGE;


	/** Skin language (Skang).
	 * An array of Skang commands, and their details, in the following format -
	 * <BR><CODE>
	 * { "Name", "Method", "Syntax", "Help text" },
	 * </CODE>
	 */
	public String[][] SKANG;


	/** Default skin. */
	public String[] DEFAULT_SKANG;


	/** List of source files that Zen developer can't guess.
	 * Zen developer, when running as an applet, can't just
	 * scan the web server looking for editable files.  So
	 * it tries to guess at the file names.  This array
	 * provides file names that Zen can't possibly guess.
	 */
	public final static String[] CLASS_SOURCE_FILES =
	{
		"MakeSkangletDoclet.java",
	};
}