# lightsout.py
# Program that simulates a lights-out game (Part 1)

from graphics import *

def main():
	filename = raw_input("Input name of puzzle file: ")
	window = GraphWin("Lights Out", 250, 250)

	board = initialize_board(filename)
	draw_lines(window)
	display_lights(window,board)
	game_over = False
	while game_over == False:
		p = window.getMouse()
		print p.getX()," ",p.getY()      # see where player clicked
		column = p.getX()/50  # compute column where player clicked
		row = p.getY()/50     # compute row where player clicked
		update_board(board, row, column)
		display_lights(window,board)
		game_over = check_for_winner(board)
	print "GAME OVER"

	raw_input("Press <ENTER> to quit.")
	window.close()

def initialize_board(filename):
	infile = open(filename, "r")
	board = []
	for i in range(5):
		board.append([])
	for row in range(5):
		for column in range(5):
			columnvalue = eval(infile.readline())
			board[row].append(columnvalue)
	return board

def draw_lines(window):
	line1 = Line(Point(0,50),Point(250,50))
	line1.draw(window)
	line2 = Line(Point(0,100),Point(250,100))
	line2.draw(window)
	line3 = Line(Point(0,150),Point(250,150))
	line3.draw(window)
	line4 = Line(Point(0,200),Point(250,200))
	line4.draw(window)
	line5 = Line(Point(50,0),Point(50,250))
	line5.draw(window)
	line6 = Line(Point(100,0),Point(100,250))
	line6.draw(window)
	line7 = Line(Point(150,0),Point(150,250))
	line7.draw(window)
	line8 = Line(Point(200,0),Point(200,250))
	line8.draw(window)

def display_lights(window,board):
	for row in range(5):
		for column in range(5):
			center = Point(column*50+25,row*50+25)
			circ = Circle(center,25)
			if (board[row][column] == 1):
				circ.setFill("yellow")
			else:
				circ.setFill("white")
			circ.draw(window)

def update_board(board, row, column):
	# Will be completed in Part 2 of this lab
	return

def check_for_winner(board):
	# Will be completed in Part 2 of this lab
	return False


main()