public static void ChooseNextAction(Player player1, StreamReader reader, StreamWriter writer)
{
//While the player has not been eaten by the wumpus, the player is prompted
//for another action.
while (player1.IsPlayerAlive() == true)
{
//Ask the player what they want to do.
writer.WriteLine("Shoot or Move (S/M): ");
string input = reader.ReadLine();
string playerChoice = input.Trim().ToUpper();
//If player wants to shoot an arrow, they lose an arrow.
if (playerChoice == "S")
{
player1.ShootArrow();
writer.WriteLine("You have {0} arrows.", player1.GetPlayerArrows());
}
//If player wants to move, they are prompted for which room and are moved there.
else if (playerChoice == "M")
{
writer.WriteLine("Enter which cave would you like to move to:");
int caveNumber = int.Parse(reader.ReadLine());
EnterCave(player1, caveNumber, writer);
}
//If player does not choose shoot or move, there is no action and they
//will be prompted again.
else
{
writer.WriteLine("Invalid entry");
}
}
}
//When a player enters a cave, which cave to move to is needed. The player is moved to that cave
//and the caves the player can move to are printed. Also the available arrows are printed.
public static void EnterCave(Player player, int caveNumber, StreamWriter writer)
{
player.playerCaveNumber = caveNumber;
writer.WriteLine("You have now entered cave {0}.", player.GetPlayerCaveNumber());
//Until we create a map, the adjacent caves are just the next numbers for simplicity.
int adjacentCave1 = player.GetPlayerCaveNumber() + 1;
int adjacentCave2 = player.GetPlayerCaveNumber() + 2;
//Since the adjacent caves are just the next in sequence, these if statements make
//sure the adjacent caves are within the 5 caves.
if (adjacentCave1 > 5)
{
adjacentCave1 -= 5;
}
if (adjacentCave2 > 5)
{
adjacentCave2 -= 5;
}
//Printing where the player can move to next and how many arrows they have.
writer.WriteLine("Tunnels lead to caves {0} and {1}", adjacentCave1, adjacentCave2);
writer.WriteLine("You have {0} arrows.", player.GetPlayerArrows());
}
