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/*
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#ifndef _TMW_PLAYER_H
#define _TMW_PLAYER_H

#include "being.h"

class Graphics;
class Map;

enum Gender {
    GENDER_MALE = 0,
    GENDER_FEMALE = 1,
    GENDER_UNSPECIFIED = 2
};

/**
 * A player being. Players have their name drawn beneath them. This class also
 * implements player-specific loading of base sprite, hair sprite and equipment
 * sprites.
 */
class Player : public Being
{
    public:
        /**
         * Constructor.
         */
        Player(int id, int job, Map *map);

        virtual Type
        getType() const;

        virtual void
        drawName(Graphics *graphics, int offsetX, int offsetY);

        /**
         * Sets the gender for this player.
         */
        void setGender(Gender);

        /**
         * Gets the hair color for this player.
         */
        int getHairColor() const
        { return mHairColor; }

        /**
         * Gets the hair style for this player.
         */
        int getHairStyle() const
        { return mHairStyle; }

        /**
         * Sets the hair style and color for this player.
         *
         * NOTE: This method was necessary for convenience in the 0.0 client.
         * It should be removed here since the server can provide the hair ID
         * and coloring the same way it does for other equipment pieces. Then
         * Being::setSprite can be used instead.
         */
        void setHairStyle(int style, int color);

        /**
         * Sets visible equipments for this player.
         */
        virtual void
        setSprite(int slot, int id, const std::string &color = "");

    private:
        Gender mGender;
        Uint8 mHairStyle;
        Uint8 mHairColor;
};

#endif