/*-------------------------------------------------------------------------
 * rbe.EBB.java
 * Timothy Heil
 * 10/26/99
 *
 * ECE902 Fall '99
 *
 * TPC-B emulated browser.
 *------------------------------------------------------------------------
 *
 * This is part of the the Java TPC-W distribution,
 * written by Harold Cain, Tim Heil, Milo Martin, Eric Weglarz, and Todd
 * Bezenek.  University of Wisconsin - Madison, Computer Sciences
 * Dept. and Dept. of Electrical and Computer Engineering, as a part of
 * Prof. Mikko Lipasti's Fall 1999 ECE 902 course.
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package rbe;

import java.util.Random;

public class EBB extends EB {
  private int minBID;
  private int maxBID;
  private int minAID;
  private int maxAID;
  private int minTID;
  private int maxTID;
  private int minDelta;
  private int maxDelta;

  public Random rand = new Random();

  public EBB(RBE rbe,
				 int [][] prob, // Transition probabilities.  
				 //   See TPC-W Spec. Section 5.2.2.
				 EBTransition [][] trans, // Actual transitions.
				 int max,       // Number of transitions. 
				 // -1 implies continuous
				 String name,   // String name.
				 int minBID,
				 int maxBID,
				 int minAID,
				 int maxAID,
				 int minTID,
				 int maxTID,
				 int minDelta,
				 int maxDelta)
  {
	 super(rbe, prob, trans, max, name);
	 
	 this.minBID = minBID;
	 this.maxBID = maxBID;
	 this.minAID = minAID;
	 this.maxAID = maxAID;
	 this.minTID = minTID;
	 this.maxTID = maxTID;
	 this.minDelta = minDelta;
	 this.maxDelta = maxDelta;
  }

  public int nextBID() {
	 return(nextInt(maxBID-minBID+1)+minBID);
  }
  public int nextTID() {
	 return(nextInt(maxTID-minTID+1)+minTID);
  }
  public int nextAID() {
	 return(nextInt(maxAID-minAID+1)+minAID);
  }
  public int nextDelta() {
	 return(nextInt(maxDelta-minDelta+1)+minDelta);
  }

  // Needed, because Java 1.1 did not have Random.nextInt(int range)
  public int nextInt(int range) {
    int i = Math.abs(rand.nextInt());
    return (i % (range));
  }
}