;; This file loads in all the other files that are part of the game,
;; Adventures in the Imaginary Land of Gack.
;;
;; The order in which the files are loaded in is important, since
;; for example a class's superclass needs to be defined before the
;; class is.
;;
;; On most systems, for these uses of the load procedure to work,
;; the files all need to be in your current directory (or "folder")
;; when you run Scheme.  Alternatively, you could edit the filenames
;; to explicitly indicate a different directory.

;; First come the classes of objects, each in a separate file.  The
;; indentation below indicates the class hierarchy, for human readers,
;; but is not meaningful to Scheme, nor is it the usual Scheme indentation.
(load "named-object.scm")
  (load "person.scm")
    (load "auto-person.scm")
      (load "witch.scm")
      (load "wizard.scm")
  (load "place.scm")
  (load "thing.scm")
    (load "scroll.scm")
(load "registry.scm")

;; The next file contains some procedures used by various classes
(load "utilities.scm")

;; The gack file creates the specific people/places/things that
;; constitute the Land of Gack
(load "gack.scm")

;; The interface file provides the play procedure which can be
;; invoked as a normal user's interface to the game, so that
;; you can say (go north) instead of (person/go player 'north).
(load "interface.scm")