/**
 * Driver for the ping pong example.
 * compile with : javac Game.java
 * and run with : java Game
 */

import util.MoreOutputStream;

public class Game {
    /**
     * Main function which starts up a game between alice and
     * bob. Note on the output how they alternately print PING
     * and wait. Uncomment the calls to create 'chuck' and see
     * how the class supports round robin scheduling of three
     * threads as well. Make sure you change bob's opponent from
     * alice to chuck to keep the play even.
     */
    public static void main(String args[]) {
    	PingPong table = new PingPong();
    	Thread alice = new Thread(new Player("bob", table));
    	Thread bob = new Thread(new Player("alice", table));
    	Thread chuck = new Thread(new Player("alice", table));

        System.out = new java.io.PrintStream(new MoreOutputStream());

    	alice.setName("alice");
    	bob.setName("bob");
    	chuck.setName("chuck");
    	alice.start();	// alice starts playing
    	bob.start();	// bob starts playing
    	chuck.start();	// chuck starts playing
    	try {
    	    // Wait 5 seconds
    	    Thread.currentThread().sleep(5000);
    	} catch (InterruptedException e) { }

    	table.hit("DONE"); // cause the players to quit their threads.
       	/*
    	 * On Windows you will need this to allow bob and alice to
    	 * exit before this thread exits or it will hang.
    	 */
    	try {
    	    Thread.currentThread().sleep(100);
    	} catch (InterruptedException e) { }
    }
}