/*
 * Paper.java
 *
 * Created on April 13, 2003, 3:45 PM
 *
 *
 *  For any methods that are specified here, please use exactly the method 
 *    signatures given: method name, return type, paramters.
 */


/** Class Paper. 
 A rectangular piece of paper.  The length is always the larger dimension.
 *  The paper can have a rectanglar portion cut out of it, yielding a new
 *  piece of paper, plus new dimensions for the current piece of paper.
 *
 */
public class Paper {
    
    
    /** Creates a new instance of Paper. 
       The dimensions given as parameters may be in either order, but the
       larger is considered to be the length, and the shorter is the width.
     */
    public Paper(double dimension1, double dimension2) {
        
    }
    
    /** Return the value of the length of the paper (the longer dimension)
     */
    //public double getLength() {

    /** Return the value of the width of the paper (the shorter dimension)
    //public double getWidth() {
    
    /** Makes a cut in this piece of paper, if possible.
     *  The cut is considered to be taken from a corner (visualize it as the
         upper left corner), with the larger
     * cut dimension coming from the length, and the shorter from the width.  
     * The parameters are in no special order.
     * For the cut to succeed, the requested cut dimensions must not be greater
     * that the current dimensions.
     * After the cut, there are two choices about what to keep: the lower half of
     * the remaining paper, or the righthand side of the remaining paper.
     * The one with the larger total dimensions (length + width) is chosen;
     *  I.e., the dimensions of the current piece of paper
     * are updated (to those of the "saved" piece).
     * @return true if the cut was successful; return false if the cut was not
     *   done for any reason.
     */
    //public boolean cut(double cutDim1, double cutDim2) {
    

    
//end class Paper    
}