#ifndef MODULE_H
#define MODULE_H

namespace Engine {

/** \brief Base class for the separate modules
 *
 * All Modules that are managed by the Engine::Engine base Module. Everything
 * else is a Submodule of that or a Submodule of a Submodule.
 */
class Module { 
	public:
		/** \brief Initializes the Module
		 * 
		 * \note This function must only return if it was able to initialize
		 * successfully, otherwise it should log an error with LogError and exit
		 * the program itself!
		 *
		 * In general at first the Submodules get initialized and then the Module
		 * that has pointers to the Submodules. Exception: The main Module
		 * Engine::Engine.
		 *
		 * \note
		 * The function Engine::OnInit () performs the allocation
		 * and Initialization of all its Submodules.
		 */
		virtual int Init (int argc, char* argv[]) { return OnInit (argc, argv); }
		/** \brief Frees the used memory of the Module
		 *
		 * The Destroy function is always called at first for the Module itself
		 * and then for its submodules so that a Module is still completely
		 * working. Again for the main Module Engine::Engine the reverse is the
		 * case (such as in Module::Init).
		 */
		virtual void Destroy () { OnDestroy (); }
		/** \brief Calls the function that registers its commands to the
		 * Commandsystem */
		virtual void RegisterCommands () { OnRegisterCommands (); }

	protected:
		/** \brief The actual function being called when Init () is called */
		virtual int OnInit (int argc, char* argv[]) = 0;
		/** \brief Frees the memory */
		virtual void OnDestroy () { };
		/** \brief Registers the commands of the Module */
		virtual void OnRegisterCommands () { };
};

}

#endif /* MODULE_H */