Shopper Counter Assignment (100 pts)

Note: The name of your counter will be the word COUNT_Shoppers, and the name of your store: eg. "COUNT_Shoppers_Southside_Leathermaker".

1. (5 pts) @create an instance of $g.shopper_counter named appropriately for your store; i.e. the Southside Leathermaker would be COUNT_Shopper_Southside_Leathermaker
   Note: use underscores "_" and not dashes "-" in names.

2. (5 pts) Create a $g name for your counter, see http://cs.ndsu.edu/~slator/html/dollarg.html,
   (NO object numbers in code), for example
   ;$g:add_dollarg_prop("COUNT_Shoppers_Southside_Leathermaker", #12345)
   Note: DO NOT use #12345! Use YOUR counter's object number
3. (5 pts) add an "enterfunc" function to your room that calls a 'count_shopper' FUNCTION (NOT a verb) on your shopper counter, passing it the object that has entered your room (see How to Add Functions and Verbs for details).

4. (5 pts) @describe your traffic counter as though it were a person or robot that 'belongs' in your store

5. (5 pts) There is a .visitor property on your shopper counter. You will use this property like a table to record the visits of shoppers and players.

6. (25 pts) Add a "count_shopper" FUNCTION (not a verb) to your shopper counter box.
   This FUNCTION should maintain a 4-place list in the .visitor property defined on the counter box that records who/what has traveled through your store, how many times, when most recently, and in search of what. You will want to read "help $time_utils" especially the functions AMPM and MMDDYY to do this, also 'help time()'
   To do this, you will need to determine if the visitor is a $g.shopper and, if so, what is stored in their .current_product property. If they are not a shopper you will want to store 'nothing' in the 'search for' column of the .visitor table.
   
7. (5 pts) Use object#:getpos() to find the x,y,z coordinates on your shopper counter and object#:setpos(x,y,z) to insure your shopper counter is 'visible' to players (Note: x ranges 0-600, y ranges 0-250, z is 2 for non-avatat objects

8. (5 pts) define a 'double-click' verb on your shopper counter that calls an equivalent version of your 'report' verb and displays the information in a #NOTE

9. (10 pts)Have your shopper counter greet players differently if they are new or repeat visitors

10. (10 pts) implement a "report" verb on your counter box that produces a nice listing of traffic in response to a player typing the command "report COUNT_Shopper_Southside_Leathermaker"
11. (10 pts) Produce 'report' results in sorted order by one of 'most frequent visitor' or 'visitor name' or 'most recent visitor'
12. (10 pts) @audit yourself and send reasonably commented code that to the relevant official (probably the TA for the course) along with a transcript showing output and messages. This document should be clear and explicit about what points you have earned, and for what exactly.
    The SUBJECT line of your email should say "CS345 ASSIGNMENT NUMBER 3"