from board import *
from os import system, name

# It's probably cleanest for the view to be a class and for it
# to handle all input-output to the user, including
# - rendering board state
# - representing

def clear():
    if name == 'nt':
        _ = system('cls')
    else:
        _ = system('clear')

# CP: Should scale to n*n boards
def tui(board):  #This displays the board state to the user
    clear()
    print("  a b c d")
    print("4 "+str(board.state[0][0])+" "+str(board.state[0][1])+" "+str(board.state[0][2])+" "+str(board.state[0][3]))
    print("3 "+str(board.state[1][0])+" "+str(board.state[1][1])+" "+str(board.state[1][2])+" "+str(board.state[1][3]))
    print("2 "+str(board.state[2][0])+" "+str(board.state[2][1])+" "+str(board.state[2][2])+" "+str(board.state[2][3]))
    print("1 "+str(board.state[3][0])+" "+str(board.state[3][1])+" "+str(board.state[3][2])+" "+str(board.state[3][3]))
    print("It's player "+str(board.get_active_player_code()-1)+"'s turn.")