#ifndef GAME
    #define GAME
    #include "qwixx.h"
    #include "dice.h"
    #include "ScoreSheet.h"
    #include <windows.h>
    struct Move 
    {
        int index;
        int color;
    };
    struct CollectionOfMoves 
    {
        Move white;
        Move color;
        // this can be zero, one or two
        int numberOfMoves = 0; 
        bool penalty;
    };
    class Game {
        public:
        std::vector<ScoreSheet> players;
        std::vector<bool> lockOut;
        int lastColumnIndex;
        int state; 
        Dice dice;
        int activePlayer;
        Game();
        void turn(ScoreSheet activePlayer);
        void score();
        std::string send();
        void receive(std::string userInput);
        // rules as methods of game
        bool addPlayer(std::string name);
        // rule for lockout to populate a locked out row so score function can check for locked rows
        void addX(int player, int color, int index);
        // rule for being able to lockout a row, check for last box marked off and set condition where the next box has to be higher than that previous box check
        void lockOutRule(int player, int color, int index);
        void leftToRightRule(int player, int color, int index);
        bool Game::isMoveRepresentedInDie(int player, CollectionOfMoves collectionOfMoves);
        /*  TODO: generate a set of all possible moves a player can take given a: ScoreSheet & diceRoll
         *  1. one good reason to do this would be to check if a player can make a given move
         *  2. if you give this set of moves to an AI, it could pick a move
         *  3. could give hints to an end user about what move they can take
         */
    };
#endif