// Created June 4, 2017
 // Author: Feral Crafter
 // With: Hungry Wolf Studios

 // Purpose: A starting point for any one who wants to make a text game

 // Notes:
 // A lot of effort goes into any game. I know I had something playable
 // by 100 hours, but a good game by 600 hours.

 // If you publish a game or hand it out, all I ask is a "Special Thanks to Hungry Wolf Studios"

 #include<iostream>
 #include<conio.h> // for kbhit();

 using namespace std;

 // declaring globals ... which is bad form!
 int g_quit=0; // quit if this value = 1

 // basic tools
 void pause(void) {
   cout << "\nPRESS ANY KEY TO CONTINUE ... ";
   do {} while(!kbhit());
   _getch();
   cout << endl;
 }

 // processing key stroke here
 void KeyStroke(char keyPress) {

     switch(keyPress) {
       case 'q': { // we quit the game
         cout << "You pressed: " << keyPress << endl;
         g_quit = 1;
         break;
       }
     default:
       cout<< keyPress << " is not a valid keystroke" << endl;
       break;
     }
 }

 int main(void) {

 cout << "Welcome to my game: \n";
 pause();

 char choice;
 int counter = 0;

 do {
   cout << "Press a key: (\"Q\" to quit)\n";
   do{ // this is where the magic happens
     if(counter>9999) { counter=0; cout << "\r \r"; } // make sure we don't have a run away number
     cout << "\r" << counter;
     counter++;
   } while(!kbhit()); // This keeps the system running while you wait on the player
   cout << endl;
   choice = _getch();
   KeyStroke(choice);
 } while(g_quit==0);

   cout << "\nTHANK YOU FOR PLAYING" << endl;
   pause();
   return 0;
 }