ArmyGeneral.java

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package jsettlers.ai.army;

import java.util.Set;

/**
 * The army general can command the troops of the computer player.
 * The idea behind different army generals is, that easy, middle and strong players
 * can be constructed by different difficult economies with different army generals.
 *
 * @author codingberlin
 */
public interface ArmyGeneral {

	/**
	 * Let move troops to defeat or attack
	 */
	void commandTroops(Set<Integer> soldiersWithOrders);

	/**
	 * - upgrades soldiers
	 * - enable and disable recruitment (not implemented yet)
	 * - choose the weapons to produce (not implemented yet)
	 */
	void levyUnits();

}