import java.util.Scanner;

/*
 * RomanNumeralGame.java
 *
 * This file contains a sample game for
 * playing with Roman Number objects.
 *
 * CS112
 *
 * Christine Papadakis-Kanaris
 *
 */

public class RomanNumeralGame {
    
    public static String gameName = "RomanNumeralGame";

    /*
     * This is the main control method.
     *
     * Just filling it with the basics so you can see
     * how to beging play.
     *
     */
    public static void main( String[] args ) {

       Scanner scan = new Scanner( System.in );

       System.out.println( "Welcome to the most fantastic " + gameName );
       System.out.print( "Who am I playing with today? " );

       String fname = scan.next();
       String lname = scan.next();

       Name player = new Name( fname, lname );

       System.out.print( "Welcome " + player + ", what is your game name? " );

       // Careful here when using nextLine() after next() (or nextInt(), etc). 
       // the next() method reads up to the newLine character,
       // but LEAVES the newling character on the input stream.
       // Therefore the next read command will begin with the \n. If using next()
       // there is no problem, because this method ignores leading spaces and
       // newlines, however, the nextLine() method will read until it comes to a newline
       // character, and if this is the first character on the input stream, the method
       // will effectively stop at that first \n encountered and return.
       //
       // One solution is to issue a nextLine() statement to read through it.
       //
       //
       scan.nextLine(); // read through \n - you can comment out this line to see what would happen
       fname = scan.nextLine();	// read the next input line
       player.setGameName(fname);
       System.out.println( "Thank you " + player + "!");

       player.setDisplayName(player.getGameName());
       System.out.println( "From now on you are known as " + player + "!" );

       // Now go play the game
       boolean stopPlay = false;
       do {
          playGame(player.getGameName());
	  System.out.println( "Would you like to play again (yes/no)? " );
	  String answer  = scan.next(); 
	  if (!answer.equals("yes"))
	     stopPlay = true;
       } while( !stopPlay );

       player.setDisplayName(player.getFirstName());
       System.out.println( "Thanks for playing " + player + "!" );
	   
    }

    /*
     * playGame( Player ): void
     *
     * This is the game to be played... can have many possible implementaions.
     *
     */

    public static void playGame( String gameName ) {
       System.out.println( "ok " + gameName + ", let's begin!" );


    }

} // class