// FGAIPlane - abstract base class for an AI plane
//
// Written by David Luff, started 2002.
//
// Copyright (C) 2002  David C. Luff - david.luff@nottingham.ac.uk
//
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/*****************************************************************
*
* WARNING - Curt has some ideas about AI traffic so anything in here
* may get rewritten or scrapped.  Contact Curt curt@flightgear.org 
* before spending any time or effort on this code!!!
*
******************************************************************/

#ifndef _FG_AI_PLANE_HXX
#define _FG_AI_PLANE_HXX

#include <Model/model.hxx>
#include <plib/sg.h>
#include <plib/ssg.h>
#include <simgear/math/point3d.hxx>

#include "AIEntity.hxx"


/*****************************************************************
*
*  FGAIPlane - this class is derived from FGAIEntity and adds the 
*  practical requirement for an AI plane - the ability to send radio
*  communication, and simple performance details for the actual AI
*  implementation to use.  The AI implementation is expected to be
*  in derived classes - this class does nothing useful on its own.
*
******************************************************************/
class FGAIPlane : public FGAIEntity {

public:

    virtual ~FGAIPlane();

    // Run the internal calculations
    virtual void Update(double dt);

protected:

    double mag_hdg;	// degrees - the heading that the physical aircraft is *pointing*
    double track;	// track that the physical aircraft is *following* - degrees relative to *true* north
    double crab;	// Difference between heading and track due to wind.
    double mag_var;	// degrees
    double IAS;		// Indicated airspeed in knots
    double vel;		// velocity along track in knots
    double vel_si;	// velocity along track in m/s
    double slope;	// Actual slope that the plane is flying (degrees) - +ve is uphill
    double AoA;		// degrees - difference between slope and pitch
    // We'll assume that the plane doesn't yaw or slip - the track/heading difference is to allow for wind

    double freq;	// The comm frequency that we're operating on

    // We need some way for this class to display its radio transmissions if on the 
    // same frequency and in the vicinity of the user's aircraft
    // This may need to be done independently of ATC eg CTAF
    // Make radio transmission - this simply sends the transmission for physical rendering if the users
    // aircraft is on the same frequency and in range.  It is up to the derived classes to let ATC know
    // what is going on.
    void Transmit(string msg);

    void Bank(double angle);
    void LevelWings(void);

};

#endif  // _FG_AI_PLANE_HXX