#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

enum color {red,blue};
const int ROWS=10;
const int COLS=10;

// this is the definition of what a 'piece' is

struct basicPiece{
color team;
int value;
};

void handlePlace(basicPiece *[ROWS][COLS]);
void handleMove(basicPiece *[ROWS][COLS]);
void handleDisplay(basicPiece *[ROWS][COLS]);

int main(){
int i,j;
    // the following is the definition of the board
    // for the assignment, it must be an array of pointers
    basicPiece *board[ROWS][COLS]; //board



    bool quittingTime = false;


    // this array is used as a temporary place to 
    // store the first word of the input sequence
    // that will be interpreted as a command.
    // if all goes well with the input file, 
    // command will have "p" or "m" or "d" or
    // "q" in it. I'm using an array here so as
    // not to confuse cin. If I were to use a 
    // char, surrounding white space
    // might or might not be ignored, depending on
    // the input file. I am using an array of 256
    // elements because, hey, memory is cheap.
    char command[256];

    for(i=0;i<ROWS;++i)for(j=0;j<COLS;++j)board[i][j]=0;


    while(!quittingTime){
        handleDisplay(board);
        cin >> command;
        switch(command[0]){
        case 'p': handlePlace(board); break;
        case 'm': handleMove(board); break;
        case 'd': handleDisplay(board); break;
        case 'q': quittingTime = true; break;

        default: cout << "huh?" << endl;
        }
    }

    cout << "I'm outta here!" << endl;
    return 0;
}

// I'll even throw in a bonus function stub

void handlePlace(basicPiece * board[ROWS][COLS]){

    char inputColor[256];
    int inputVal, inputRow, inputCol;

    // the "p" was gotten from the input in main()
    // now, get the rest of the command
    cin >> inputColor >> inputVal >> inputRow >> inputCol;

    // todo: check for errors in the input values

    // todo: check to see if the spot is occupied

    // todo: make a new official piece and get the board to point to it

    // todo: set the values of the piece correctly

    // todo: notify the user of the result

    // todo: return to main
    return;
}

// todo: write more functions!