#include "state.h"
#include <stdio.h>

int State::size = 19;

State::State( void )
{
	board = new type[size * size];
}

State::~State( void )
{
	delete[] board;
}

void State::printState( void )
{
	int i,j;
	for (i = 0; i < size; i++) {
		for (j = 0; j < size; j++) { //for all points:
			switch (board[i*size + j])
			{
				case BLACK:
					printf("B ");
					break;
				case WHITE:
					printf("W ");
					break;
				case BOARD:
					printf("- ");
					break;
			}
		}
		printf("\n");
	}
	printf("\n");
}

State State::generateState (SDL_Surface *boardImg, Settings settings)
{
	State state;
	int i, j, x, y, r, sum;
	point p;
	r = 10; //what kind of magic number is this?
	for (i = 0; i < size; ++i) {
		for (j = 0; j < size; ++j) { //for all points:
			p = positionPoint(i, j, settings); //retrieve the estimated point
			sum = 0;

			//TODO: this loop should be placed into its own function!
			for (y = p.y-r; y < p.y+r; ++y) {
				for (x = p.x-r; x < p.x+r; ++x) {  //for -10 to 10 around the point
					uint32_t px = PX(boardImg, x, y);
					sum += (PXR(px) + PXG(px) + PXB(px)); //sum up the colors
				}
			}
			sum/=400;
			//printf("%d\t", sum);
			type t = BOARD;
			if (sum < settings.getBlackTreshold()) t = BLACK;
			if (sum > settings.getWhiteTreshold()) t = WHITE;
			PX_(state.board, i, j, size, size) = t;
		}
		//printf("\n");
	}
	//printf("\n");
	return state;
}

point State::positionPoint(int i, int j, Settings s)
{
	point ul = s.getUL(), ur = s.getUR(), bl = s.getBL(), br = s.getBR();
	point topp, botp, pp;
	topp.x = ul.x + (i*(ur.x-ul.x))/(size-1);
	topp.y = ul.y + (i*(ur.y-ul.y))/(size-1);
	botp.x = bl.x + (i*(br.x-bl.x))/(size-1);
	botp.y = bl.y + (i*(br.y-bl.y))/(size-1);
	pp.x = topp.x + (j*(botp.x-topp.x))/(size-1);
	pp.y = topp.y + (j*(botp.y-topp.y))/(size-1);
	return pp;
}