//  Auto-generated command skeleton class
//  Use this as a basis for custom MCGalaxy commands
//  Naming should be kept consistent (e.g. /update command should have a class name of 'CmdUpdate' and a filename of 'CmdUpdate.cs')
// As a note, MCGalaxy is designed for .NET 4.0

// To reference other assemblies, put a "//reference [assembly filename]" at the top of the file
//   e.g. to reference the System.Data assembly, put "//reference System.Data.dll"

// Add any other using statements you need after this
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using MCGalaxy;
using MCGalaxy.Modules.Awards;

public class CmdGiveinsane : Command {
    // The command's name (what you put after a slash to use this command)
    public override string name { get { return "Giveinsane"; } }

    // Command's shortcut, can be left blank (e.g. "/Copy" has a shortcut of "c")
    public override string shortcut { get { return ""; } }

    // Which submenu this command displays in under /Help
    public override string type { get { return "Other"; } }

    // Whether or not this command can be used in a museum. Block/map altering commands should return false to avoid errors.
    public override bool museumUsable { get { return false; } }

    // The default rank required to use this command. Valid values are:
    //   LevelPermission.Guest, LevelPermission.Builder, LevelPermission.AdvBuilder,
    //   LevelPermission.Operator, LevelPermission.Admin, LevelPermission.Owner
    public override LevelPermission defaultRank { get { return LevelPermission.Guest; } }

    // This is for when a player executes this command by doing /Giveinsane
    //   p is the player object for the player executing the command. 
    //   message is the arguments given to the command. (e.g. for '/Giveinsane this', message is "this")
    public override void Use(Player p, string message) {
        const string myAward = "Insane";

        // Note that we need to add "using System.Collections.Generic;" to the top of the file in order to reference List class
        List<string> awards = PlayerAwards.Get(p.name);

        // We're allowed to declare hasAwardAlready without a value here,
        // because it is guaranteed to be assigned a value after the if or else statement
        bool hasAwardAlready;
        if (awards == null) {
            hasAwardAlready = false;
        } else {
            hasAwardAlready = awards.CaselessContains(myAward);
        }

        if (hasAwardAlready) {
            p.Message("You have already claimed this award!");
            return;
            // When we write return, that will quit running the command so that the code below doesn't run
        }
        //Give the player the award if they haven't already gotten it
        Command.Find("award").Use(Player.Console, "give " + p.name + " " + myAward);
    }

    // This is for when a player does /Help Giveinsane
    public override void Help(Player p) {
        p.Message("/Giveinsane - Does nothing.");
    }
}