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% start by loading the design pattern sample implementations:
| ?- logtalk_load(design_patterns('structural/flyweight/loader'))
.
...
% add cheese brands and respective cost to the flyweight object % using any of the shops:
| ?- shop1::(stock_cheese(white, 1.25)
, stock_cheese(blue, 3.75)
).
yes
% all shops now have white and blue cheese at the same cost:
| ?- shop2::cheese(Brand, Cost)
.
Brand = white, Cost = 1.25 ; Brand = blue, Cost = 3.75 yes
% both shops can sell cheese but the units sold are stored per-shop:
| ?- shop1::sell_cheese(blue, 3)
, shop2::sell_cheese(blue, 8)
.
yes
% check cheese units sold and income for each shop:
| ?- shop1::(total_units_sold(Units)
, total_income(Income)
).
Total = 3 Income = 11.25 yes
| ?- shop2::(total_units_sold(Units)
, total_income(Income)
).
Total = 8 Income = 30.0 yes