import pygame, select
import socket

def run_game():

    name = raw_input ("What is your name? ")
    
    ## Initialize the pygame submodules and set up the display window.

    pygame.init()

    width = 640
    height = 480
    my_win = pygame.display.set_mode((width,height))


    ## Load resources

    balloon = pygame.image.load("red_balloon.gif")
    balloon = balloon.convert()
    balloon2 = pygame.image.load("green_balloon.gif")
    balloon2 = balloon2.convert()

    pop_sound = pygame.mixer.Sound("pop.wav")

    myFont = pygame.font.Font(None,30)

    ## Initialize game objects

    # socket and server address
    # create socket and define server address
    

    # balloon positions
    b_x = 100
    b_y = 100

    b2_x = 300
    b2_y = 300

    score = 0
    scorelist = []

    ## The game loop starts here.
    
    keepGoing = True    
    while (keepGoing):

        ## Handle events.

        for event in pygame.event.get():
            if event.type == pygame.QUIT:
                keepGoing = False

            # what happens when the mouse gets clicked?


        ## Update game objects

        # handle messages from the server
        # The variable in_msgs is a list. If there is a message
        # waiting to be received it will be of length > 0.
        #[in_msgs, out, err] = select.select([UDP_sock], [], [], 0)

 

        ## Draw picture and update display

        my_win.fill(pygame.color.Color("darkblue"))

        # score
        x = 10
        y = 10
        label = myFont.render("Your score: "+str(score), True, pygame.color.Color("magenta"))
        my_win.blit(label, (x,y))

        # draw the list of scores received from the server
        
        # balloon images
        my_win.blit(balloon,(int(b_x), int(b_y)))
        my_win.blit(balloon2,(int(b2_x), int(b2_y)))

        pygame.display.update()

    ## The game loop ends here.

    myFont = None
    # send disconnect message and close socket
    
    pygame.quit()


## Call the function run_game.

run_game()