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KittyCore.sol
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pragma solidity ^0.4.18;
// // Auction wrapper functions
import "./KittyMinting.sol";
/// @title CryptoKitties: Collectible, breedable, and oh-so-adorable cats on the Ethereum blockchain.
/// @author Axiom Zen (https://www.axiomzen.co)
/// @dev The main CryptoKitties contract, keeps track of kittens so they don't wander around and get lost.
contract KittyCore is KittyMinting {
// This is the main CryptoKitties contract. In order to keep our code seperated into logical sections,
// we've broken it up in two ways. First, we have several seperately-instantiated sibling contracts
// that handle auctions and our super-top-secret genetic combination algorithm. The auctions are
// seperate since their logic is somewhat complex and there's always a risk of subtle bugs. By keeping
// them in their own contracts, we can upgrade them without disrupting the main contract that tracks
// kitty ownership. The genetic combination algorithm is kept seperate so we can open-source all of
// the rest of our code without making it _too_ easy for folks to figure out how the genetics work.
// Don't worry, I'm sure someone will reverse engineer it soon enough!
//
// Secondly, we break the core contract into multiple files using inheritence, one for each major
// facet of functionality of CK. This allows us to keep related code bundled together while still
// avoiding a single giant file with everything in it. The breakdown is as follows:
//
// - KittyBase: This is where we define the most fundamental code shared throughout the core
// functionality. This includes our main data storage, constants and data types, plus
// internal functions for managing these items.
//
// - KittyAccessControl: This contract manages the various addresses and constraints for operations
// that can be executed only by specific roles. Namely CEO, CFO and COO.
//
// - KittyOwnership: This provides the methods required for basic non-fungible token
// transactions, following the draft ERC-721 spec (https://github.com/ethereum/EIPs/issues/721).
//
// - KittyBreeding: This file contains the methods necessary to breed cats together, including
// keeping track of siring offers, and relies on an external genetic combination contract.
//
// - KittyAuctions: Here we have the public methods for auctioning or bidding on cats or siring
// services. The actual auction functionality is handled in two sibling contracts (one
// for sales and one for siring), while auction creation and bidding is mostly mediated
// through this facet of the core contract.
//
// - KittyMinting: This final facet contains the functionality we use for creating new gen0 cats.
// We can make up to 5000 "promo" cats that can be given away (especially important when
// the community is new), and all others can only be created and then immediately put up
// for auction via an algorithmically determined starting price. Regardless of how they
// are created, there is a hard limit of 50k gen0 cats. After that, it's all up to the
// community to breed, breed, breed!
// Set in case the core contract is broken and an upgrade is required
address public newContractAddress;
/// @notice Creates the main CryptoKitties smart contract instance.
function KittyCore() public {
// Starts paused.
paused = true;
// the creator of the contract is the initial CEO
ceoAddress = msg.sender;
// the creator of the contract is also the initial COO
cooAddress = msg.sender;
// start with the mythical kitten 0 - so we don't have generation-0 parent issues
_createKitty(0, 0, 0, uint256(-1), address(0));
}
/// @dev Used to mark the smart contract as upgraded, in case there is a serious
/// breaking bug. This method does nothing but keep track of the new contract and
/// emit a message indicating that the new address is set. It's up to clients of this
/// contract to update to the new contract address in that case. (This contract will
/// be paused indefinitely if such an upgrade takes place.)
/// @param _v2Address new address
function setNewAddress(address _v2Address) public onlyCEO whenPaused {
// See README.md for updgrade plan
newContractAddress = _v2Address;
ContractUpgrade(_v2Address);
}
/// @notice No tipping!
/// @dev Reject all Ether from being sent here, unless it's from one of the
/// two auction contracts. (Hopefully, we can prevent user accidents.)
function() external payable {
require(
msg.sender == address(saleAuction) ||
msg.sender == address(siringAuction)
);
}
/// @notice Returns all the relevant information about a specific kitty.
/// @param _id The ID of the kitty of interest.
function getKitty(uint256 _id)
public
view
returns (
bool isGestating,
bool isReady,
uint256 cooldownIndex,
uint256 nextActionAt,
uint256 siringWithId,
uint256 birthTime,
uint256 matronId,
uint256 sireId,
uint256 generation,
uint256 genes
) {
Kitty storage kit = kitties[_id];
// if this variable is 0 then it's not gestating
isGestating = (kit.siringWithId != 0);
isReady = (kit.cooldownEndTime <= now);
cooldownIndex = uint256(kit.cooldownIndex);
nextActionAt = uint256(kit.cooldownEndTime);
siringWithId = uint256(kit.siringWithId);
birthTime = uint256(kit.birthTime);
matronId = uint256(kit.matronId);
sireId = uint256(kit.sireId);
generation = uint256(kit.generation);
genes = kit.genes;
}
/// @dev Override unpause so it requires all external contract addresses
/// to be set before contract can be unpaused. Also, we can't have
/// newContractAddress set either, because then the contract was upgraded.
function unpause() public onlyCEO whenPaused {
require(saleAuction != address(0));
require(siringAuction != address(0));
require(geneScience != address(0));
require(newContractAddress == address(0));
// Actually unpause the contract.
super.unpause();
}
}