/**** PONG ****/
// Ported from 1.2.2 (C)
// To 1.0 (C++, using Object Orientation)
// For: Research Project HIT2080
// Joel Rozen-Oxley 7536372

// Includes
// #include <stdlib.h>
// #include "SwinGame.h"
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

class ball {

public:
    ball(int vals[]);

    int radius;
    int delta_x;
    int delta_y;
    int max_speed;
    int old_x_centre;
    int new_x_centre;
    int old_y_centre;
    int new_y_centre;

};

 ball::ball(int vals[]){

    radius = vals[0];
    delta_x = vals[1];
    delta_y = vals[2];
    max_speed = vals[4];
    old_x_centre = vals[5];
    new_x_centre = vals[6];
    old_y_centre = vals[7];
    new_y_centre = vals[8];
}



int main() {

    int create_vals[] = {1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 ,9};

    //initialize while creating object
    ball b = ball(create_vals);

    //print default values
    cout << "Radius = "    << b.radius    << "\n";
    cout << "Max Speed = " << b.max_speed << "\n";

    //Change values
     cout << "\n" << "Changing the values" << "\n\n";
     b.radius = 20;
     b.max_speed = 50;

    //print again
    cout << "Radius = "    << b.radius    << "\n";
    cout << "Max Speed = " << b.max_speed << "\n";

    return 0;
}