/** 
 * AntiQuark is a simple JavaBean and the opposite of a Quark.
 *
 * @author Thornton Rose
 */
public class AntiQuark implements IQuark {
   private String flavor;

   // AntiQuark():
   /** 
    * Create a new AntiQuark.
    */
   public AntiQuark() {
      setFlavor("vanilla");
   }

   // getFlavor():
   /**
    * Return the flavor.
    */
   public String getFlavor() {
      return flavor;
   }

   // setFlavor(String):
   /**
    * Set the flavor to newFlavor.
    */
   public void setFlavor(String newFlavor) {
      flavor = (new StringBuffer(newFlavor)).reverse().toString();
   }
   
   // setFlavor(Object):
   /**
    * Set the flavor to newFlavor.
    */
   public void setFlavor(Object newFlavor) {
      setFlavor((String) newFlavor);
   }

   // spin():
   /**
    * Spin the AntiQuark (which, of course, spins in the opposite direction of
    * a Quark).
    */
   public void spin() {
      System.out.print(".enod ");

      for (int i = 0; i < 5; i ++) {
         System.out.print(".");

         try {
            Thread.sleep(250);
         } catch(InterruptedException ex) {
            System.out.print(" !depurretni ");
         }
      }

      System.out.println(" gninnipS");
   }

   /*
   public static void main(String[] args) {
      Quark q = new Quark();
      q.spin();
   }
   */
}