// -----Creating random code for user to guess--------
public static void answerGenerator() { // it's public because Main is using it
answerKey.clear();
answer.clear();
for (int x = 0; x < Params.pegNumbertoGuess; x++) {
int temp = randomIntGenerator();
Peg answerPeg = PegCreator.pegConstructor(PegCreator.numberToPegColor(temp));
answerKey.add(answerPeg);
if (answer.get(answerPeg.getPegName()) == null) {
ArrayList<Integer> colorPositions = new ArrayList<>(Params.pegNumbertoGuess);
colorPositions.add(x);
answer.put(answerPeg.getPegName(), colorPositions);
} else {
answer.get(answerPeg.getPegName()).add(x);
}
}
}
// ------Did the user guess the correct code?---- From graphics or console, just send in an
// arraylist of Pegs, and this method will check for you
public static ArrayList inputCheck(ArrayList<Peg> userInput) {
// Tad PROBLEM is that this method uses the pegname or the peg color's name as the Hashmap's key
// If we have time, I would like to fix this so that it uses Peg value as the key
ArrayList<Peg> pegAnswer = new ArrayList<Peg>(Params.pegNumbertoGuess);
ArrayList<Integer> checker = new ArrayList<>(Params.pegNumbertoGuess);
HashMap<String, ArrayList<Integer>> answercopy = answercopier();
// ArrayList<Integer> countOfEachPeg=new ArrayList<>(Params.pegNumbertoGuess);
for (int x = 0; x < Params.pegNumbertoGuess; x++) {
Peg test1 = userInput.get(x);
checker = answercopy.get(test1.getPegName());
if (checker == null || checker.size() <= 0) { // if color doesn't exist in the answer
pegAnswer.add(x, null);
} else {
boolean checkedFlag = false;
for (int i = 0; i < checker.size(); i++) {
if (((Integer) x).equals(checker.get(i))) { // same color and position
pegAnswer.add(x, new BlackPeg());
checkedFlag = true;
answercopy.get(test1.getPegName()).remove(i); // remove the index already found
break;
//
}
}
if (checkedFlag == false) {
pegAnswer.add(x, new WhitePeg());
}
}
}
for (int x = 0; x < pegAnswer.size(); x++) {
if (pegAnswer.get(x) instanceof WhitePeg) {
if ((answercopy.get(userInput.get(x).getPegName()).size() <= 0)) {
pegAnswer.set(x, null);
}
}
}
return pegAnswer;
}