//5.2 - The Archery Competition - Dirk Henkemans - Prima Publishing
#include <iostream>
#include <cstring>
#include "bow.cpp"
using namespace std;

class ArcheryCompetition
{
//member variables
private:
     //variables
     int rounds;
     float redScore;
     Bow red;
     float blueScore;
     Bow blue;

public:
     //constuctor
     ArcheryCompetition(int lrounds);
     //destructor
     ~ArcheryCompetition();

     //methods
     int compete(void);
};

//constructs an ArcheryCompetition object
ArcheryCompetition::ArcheryCompetition(int lrounds) :
     rounds(lrounds), red(Bow("red")), blue(Bow("blue")), redScore(0), blueScore(0)
{
}

//the destructor
ArcheryCompetition::~ArcheryCompetition()
{
}

//the heart of the game. Walks the player through an entire competition and figures out who won
int ArcheryCompetition::compete()
{
     //go through each round, keeping track of the score
     for(int i = 0; i < rounds; i++)
     {
          cout<<"now on round "<<i+1<<"."<<endl;
          red.draw();
          blue.draw();

          redScore = (red.fire() + redScore * i)/(i+1) ;
          blueScore = (blue.fire() + redScore * i)/(i+1);

     }

     //figure out who won
     if(redScore == blueScore)
          cout<<"We have a tie!!! \n";
     else if(redScore < blueScore)
          cout<<"blue wins her hand!! \n";
     else
          cout<<"red wins her hand!! \n";
     return 1;
}

void main(void)
{ //the driver function - constructs the object and calls the appropriate methods
     ArcheryCompetition plymouthSquare(2);
     plymouthSquare.compete();
     int get = 0;
     cin>>get;
}