import OthelloBoard;
import OthelloPlayer;
import OthelloComputerPlayer;
import OthelloRules;
import SimpleOutput;
import SimpleInput;
 
/** This "faux" class represents a textual user interface and is designed to work with the above classes. 
*
* @author Amber McNett
* @author Hisako Watanabe
* @author Katt Thorne (in abstentia)
* version 1.0 of February 2000
*/
 
public class OthelloTUI
 

  // +--------+--------------------------------------------------
  // | Fields |
  // +--------+
// player 1's name
String name;
 
// player 2's name
String name2;
 
 
// +------------+-------0---------------------------------------
  // | Methods |
  // +-------------+
/** This is the main method which will begin the program and let it know how many human players will be 
 * playing. */
 
public static void main(String[] args) {
    SimpleOutput out = new SimpleOutput();
    SimpleInput in = new SimpleInput();
    OthelloTUI othtui = new OthelloTUI();
    int playnum;
    out.println("Welcome to CS152 Othello, version 1.0!  How many human players will be playing today?");
    this.playnum = in.readint(playnum);
      while  (playnum > 2 || playnum < 0) {
           out.println("Invalid number.  Please enter again.")
           this.playnum = in.readint(playnum);
         }
         if (playnum == 0) {
            this.name = String("Computer 1");
            this.name 2 = String("Computer 2");
            return othtui.run();
          }
      else if (playnum == 1) {
          out.println("Please enter your name: ");
          this.name = in.readString();
          this.name2 = String("Computer");
           return othtui.run;        
        }
      else {
         return othtui.run;
         out.println("Please enter your name, player one: "); 
          this.name = in.readString();
         out.println("Please enter your name, player two: "); 
          this.name2 = in.readString();
         } 
  } // main
   
/** this method asks a human player for its next move, moves for the computer, 
   * updates the board, and checks the rules to see if moves are legal. 
   * It also ends the game if the board is full. */ 
 
public void run() {
    OthelloBoard newboard = new OthelloBoard();
    OthelloRules rules = new OthelloRules();
    ComputerPlayer complay = new CompPlay();
    Player player = new player(); 
     int row=0;
     int col=0;   
     piece.setBoard();
     while (!board.askendgame()){ 
          while (rules.whoseturn == human) {
             while (!rules.legal()) {
              out.println("Enter the column on the board where you would like to move:");
               this.col = in.readint();
               out.println("Enter the row on the board where you would like to move:"); 
               this.row = in.readint();
            } // while (!rules.legal)
           board.place(this.col, this.row);
           board.update();
           player.endturn;
           player.nextturn;
           board.askendgame();
           } // rules (whose turn == human)
    complay.move();
    board.update();
    complay.endturn;
    complay.nextturn;
    board.askendgame();
       } // while (!endgame)
                  
   board.endgame();
   outln.print("The winner is: " + rules.winner + "!  Congratulations," + rules.winner + "!");
  } // run
 
 } // OthelloTUI