//BowlingMatch.h
//ComS 228 Fall 2005
//HW1

#include <iostream>
#include <string>
#include <fstream>

using namespace std;

#ifndef BOWL_MATCH
#define BOWL_MATCH

// A struct to hold the information about each frame.
// A properly-initialized FrameData variable has the 
// following properties:
//  * ball1 is one of '0'...'9' or 'X' or ' ' (space)
//  * ball2 is one of '0'...'9' or '/' or ' '
//  * If ball1 is 'X', then ball2 should be ' '
struct FrameData
{
   char ball1;
   char ball2;
   int frameScore;
   int cumulativeScore;
};

// Information about one player and his/her frames.
// (Two extra fames are available in case a strike
// occurs in the tenth frame.)
struct PlayerData
{
   string name;
   FrameData frames[12];
};

#define TEAMSIZE 4

struct TeamData
{
   string teamName;
   int teamScore;
   PlayerData teamMembers[TEAMSIZE];
};



class BowlingMatch
{
public:
   BowlingMatch();
   //Post: Intializes the two teams with the team names "Team One" and
   // "Team Two", and the players to "Team One Player 1", "Team One Player
   // 2", ..., "Team Two Player 1", "Team Two Player 2", etc.  All the 
   // balls in all the frames are spaces.  All scores are 0.

   BowlingMatch(string t1name, string t1players[], string t2name, 
		        string t2players[]);
   //Pre: t1players and t2players are both arrays of size TEAMSIZE
   //Post: Initializes the two teams using t1name and t2name for the team
   // names and the t1players and t2players for the players' names. All 
   // the balls in all the frames are spaces.  All scores are 0.

   BowlingMatch(ifstream& inFile);
   //Pre: inFile is formatted like the example input file, and is open
   // and ready for reading.
   //Post: The two teams are initialized with the team names, player names,
   // and frame data as in the file.  All scores are 0.

   void recordResult(int teamNum, string playerName, int frameNum, 
                     int ballNum, char result);
   //Pre: teamNum and ballNum are either 1 or 2, playerName is the name of
   // one of the players on the team corresponding to teamNum, 1 <= frameNum
   // <= 12, result is either '0'...'9' or 'X' or '/'.
   //Post: If the result makes sense for the frame, the frame data is 
   // updated for the given player to the given result.  Otherwise, the 
   // frame data is unchanged.  ("Makes sense" means that it is a valid
   // frame entry, given what is already in the frame.  For example, an
   // 'X' result can only happen for ball 1 in the frame and if ball 2 is
   // a space.  A '/' can only happen in ball 2.  If ball 1 is 5, then 
   // ball 2 can't be 7.  Ball 2 can't be a number if ball 1 is a space.)

   void computeScores();
   //Post: The scores for each frame and the cumulative scores for each 
   // player are computed, and the team scores for both teams are also 
   // computed.

   void printMatch() const;
   //Pre: computeScores() has just been called.
   //Post: All the bowling match information is displayed to the screen 
   // nicely formatted as shown in the example output.

   string winner() const;
   //Pre: computeScores() has just been called.
   //Post: Returns the team name of the team with the highest team score,
   // or "Tie" if both teams have the same score.

private:

   TeamData team1, team2;

}; //end class BowlingMatch

#endif