/**
* @param computer the computer player to initialise
**/
enum input_result get_computer_player(struct player * computer)
{
/* initialise all variables that are part of the struct to sensible
* values */
strncpy(computer->name, "Computer", NAMELEN);
computer->thiscolor = get_rand_color();
computer->counters = 0;
computer->type = COMPUTER;
return SUCCESS;
}
int
create_client (int fd)
{
struct robot *r;
if (fd == -1)
return 0;
if (!(r = (struct robot *) malloc (sizeof(struct robot))))
return 0;
memset (r, 0, sizeof (*r));
/* place each robot in a different quadrant. */
r->x = ((quad & 1) ? 0 : 500) + 500 * (random() / (double) RAND_MAX);
r->y = ((quad & 2) ? 0 : 500) + 500 * (random() / (double) RAND_MAX);
quad++;
r->color[0] = get_rand_color();
r->color[1] = get_rand_color();
r->color[2] = get_rand_color();
fds[current_robots].fd = fd;
all_robots[current_robots++] = r;
return 1;
}
/**
* @param human the human player to initialise
**/
enum input_result get_human_player(struct player* human)
{
/* placeholder return value. You should prompt the user
* for their name and then initialise all other values in the
* player struct to sensible values.
*/
puts("Enter your name:");
if(fgets(human->name, NAMELEN, stdin) == NULL) //get user input
return feof(stdin) ? RTM : FAILURE;
int len = strlen(human->name);
if(len == 1) return RTM; //enter on a newline
human->name[len-1] = '\0';
//read_rest_of_line();
human->thiscolor = get_rand_color();
human->counters = 0;
human->type = HUMAN;
return SUCCESS;
}
