import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.awt.Point;
import java.awt.Color;

class GameBoardTestProgram {
	public static void main(String args[]) {
		Game  g = new Game();
		
		// Add some walls
		g.add(new Wall(new Point(0,0), 20, 1));
		g.add(new Wall(new Point(0,0), 1, 15));
		g.add(new Wall(new Point(19,0), 1, 15));
		g.add(new Wall(new Point(0,14), 20, 1));
		g.add(new Wall(new Point(1,6), 4, 1));
		g.add(new Wall(new Point(9,4), 10, 1));
		g.add(new Wall(new Point(12,7), 1, 4));
		
		// Add some prizes
		g.add(new Prize(new Point(17,1), 1000));
		g.add(new Prize(new Point(6,6), 500));
		g.add(new Prize(new Point(15,12), 750));
		
		// Add some traps
		g.add(new Trap(new Point(13,2)));
		g.add(new Trap(new Point(15,10)));
		
		// Add a Player
        Player player = new Player("Red Guy", Color.red, new Point(3, 12), 0);
        player.speed = 1;
        player.direction = 90;
        g.add(player);
       
		// Add a Ball
        Ball ball = new Ball(new Point(3, 11));
        ball.speed = 5;
        ball.direction = 0;
        g.add(ball);
       
        // Make some updates, displaying the board each time ...
        for (int i=0; i<15; i++) {
            g.displayBoard();
            System.out.println("--------------------");
            g.updateObjects();
        }
	}
}