Ein kurzes Verständnis des Befehlsmodus in C++-Entwurfsmustern

[code]int main(){
    Barbecuer boy;
    BakeChickenWingCommand bakechickenwingcommand1(boy);
    BakeChickenWingCommand bakechickenwingcommand2(boy);
    BakeMuttonCommand bakemuttoncommand1(boy);
    BakeMuttonCommand bakemuttoncommand2(boy);

    Waiter girl;
    girl.SetOrder(&bakechickenwingcommand1);
    girl.SetOrder(&bakechickenwingcommand2);
    girl.SetOrder(&bakemuttoncommand1);
    girl.SetOrder(&bakemuttoncommand2);
    girl.Notify();
    girl.CancelOrder(&bakechickenwingcommand2);
    girl.Notify();

    return 0;
}

[code]class Barbecuer{
public:
    void BakeMutton()
    {
        cout << "Meat\n";
    }
    void BakeChickenWing()
    {
        cout << "Chicken\n";
    }
};

class Command{
protected:
    Barbecuer receiver;
public:
    Command(){}
    Command(Barbecuer & b) :receiver(b){}
    virtual void ExcuteCommand() = 0;
};

class BakeMuttonCommand :public Command{
public:
    BakeMuttonCommand(Barbecuer & b) { receiver = b; }
    void ExcuteCommand(){ receiver.BakeMutton(); }
};

class BakeChickenWingCommand :public Command{
public:
    BakeChickenWingCommand(Barbecuer & b) { receiver = b; }
    void ExcuteCommand(){ receiver.BakeChickenWing(); }
};

class Waiter{
    list<Command *>orders;
public:
    void SetOrder(Command * comptr);
    void CancelOrder(Command * comptr);
    void Notify();
};

void Waiter::SetOrder(Command * comptr){
    orders.push_back(comptr);
    cout << "Add order\n";
}

void Waiter::CancelOrder(Command * comptr){
    orders.remove(comptr);
    cout << "Cancel order\n";
}

void Waiter::Notify(){
    for each (Command * var in orders){
        var->ExcuteCommand();
    }
}