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/*
    Serial Reporter
    ---------------
    A utility app designed to make debugging of games
    that are buggy in transmitting game state. Essentially,
    this blink is a stethoscope for Blinks.

    The Serial Reporter will:
    1. Look for values received on all faces
    2. Print values when received on faces

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/*
 *  Button Long Press and confirm on release
 */

bool hasBeenLongPressed = false;

bool bFastPulse = false;
byte bri[6];

void setup() {

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/*
   Wake, Sleep, Program

   Wake - simple spiral before loading game state
   Sleep - simple spiral in reverse before going dark
   Program - flash with urgency
*/

uint32_t timeOfPress;

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#define SYNC_PAUSE_DURATION 200

byte urge = 0;

byte brightness = 0;

Timer faceTimer[6];
Timer sendTimer;

void setup() {

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/*
 * Animation Sketch
 * Directional flow towards one side of a Blink
 * 
 */

Timer aniTimer;

#define ANI_DURATION 2000

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/*
   Mole waiting animation
*/
uint32_t pixelSetTime[6];
uint32_t timeOfPlayerSelection;

Timer popUpTimer;

// number of players
byte numPlayers = 1;

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/*
   Example of single fire actions

   07.18.2018
   by Jonathan Bobrow

*/

#include "Serial.h";

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/*
 *  RadioLab coin flip
 *  
 *  Shows empirically that flipping 100 times and seeing a 
 *  streak of 7 is much more likely than stated in the Stochacity episode
 *
 *  In the show, they mention 14 sets of 7, which is 98 coin flips, with distinct sets
 *  This is very different than a continuous 100 flips, and much closer to their stated
 *  1/6 chance of seeing a perfect run of 7
 */

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/*
 *  RadioLab coin flip
 *  
 *  Shows empirically that flipping 100 times and seeing a 
 *  streak of 7 is much more likely than stated in the Stochacity episode
 */

int numberOfTrials = 0;          // number of trials (does what it says :)
int numberOfFlipsInTrial = 100;  // number of flips in a trial... yeah aptly named
int lengthOfStreak = 7;          // how many Tails in a row to make a streak

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/*
 *  Take on the color of the dominant Blink attached
 */

byte myState = 0;
Color colors[] = {OFF, BLUE, RED, YELLOW, ORANGE, GREEN};

void setup() {
  // put your setup code here, to run once:
  setValueSentOnAllFaces( myState );