follow_up.class.cpp

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class follow_up : public simulation
{
public:
  follow_up(int investor);
  void parse_dashboard();
};

follow_up::follow_up(int investor)
  : simulation(investor)  
{
  //cout << "";  ///< this constructor does nothing more than launching the previous class' constructor
}

void follow_up::parse_dashboard()
{
  int g;
  cout << "<div class=\"alert alert-info\">";
  cout << "<h3>" << t_dashboard << " at " << mNbr2dateStr(get_nbrMonths2simulate()) << "</h3>";
  cout << "<table border=\"1\" class=\"followupDash\">";
  cout << "<tr><th>Nr.</th><th>Priority</th><th>Description</th><th>Previous color at " << mNbr2dateStr(0) << "</th>";
  cout << "<th>New Color at " << mNbr2dateStr(get_nbrMonths2simulate()) << " or at goal-realization</th></tr>";
  for (g = 1; g <= get_nbr_goals(); g++)
  {
    cout << "<tr>";
    cout <<     "<td>" << g << "</td>";
    cout <<     "<td>" << this->goalZ[g].priority << "</td>";
    cout <<     "<td>" << this->goalZ[g].description << "</td>";
    cout <<     "<td class=\"" << hh.get_box_color_class(this->goalZ[g].color) << "\">" << hh.get_glyphicon(this->goalZ[g].color) << "</td>";
    cout <<     "<td class=\"" << hh.get_box_color_class(this->goalZ[g].color_followup) << "\">" << hh.get_glyphicon(this->goalZ[g].color_followup) << "</td>";
    cout << "</tr>";
  }
  cout << "</table>" <<  "</div>" << endl;
}