Ruby Racer: COMPLETE Note: Both players will still finish the race; but correct winner will be reported.

gistfile1.rb

require_relative 'racer_utils'
require 'pry'
 
class RubyRacer
  attr_reader :players, :length
 
  def initialize(players, length = 30)
    @playerA = players[0]
    @playerB = players[1]
    @scoreA = 0
    @scoreB = 0
    @last_index = length -1
   
  end
 
  # Returns +true+ if one of the players has reached 
  # the finish line, +false+ otherwise
  def finished?
    @scoreA == @last_index || @scoreB == @last_index
  end
  
  # Returns the winner if there is one, +nil+ otherwise
  def winner
    if @scoreA == @last_index
      @playerA 
    elsif @scoreB == @last_index
      @playerB 
    else nil
    end
  end
  
  # Rolls the dice and advances +p
 
  #layer+ accordingly
  def advance_player!(player)
    die = Die.new
    #binding.pry
    if player == @playerA
      if @scoreA <= @last_index
        @scoreA += die.roll
        @scoreA = @last_index if @scoreA > @last_index
      end
      
    elsif player == @playerB 
      if @scoreB <= @last_index
        @scoreB += die.roll 
        @scoreB = @last_index if @scoreB > @last_index
      end
    end
  end
  # Prints the current game board
  # The board should have the same dimensions each time
  # and you should use the "reputs" helper to print over
  # the previous board
  def print_board
    @trackA = "_"*30
    @trackB = "_"*30
    # reput the track and whereever @cur_spot is for each track, insert a/b
    @trackA[@scoreA] = @playerA
    @trackB[@scoreB] = @playerB

    reputs @trackA
    reputs @trackB

  end
end
 
 
players = ['a', 'b']
 
game = RubyRacer.new(players)
 
# This clears the screen, so the fun can begin
#clear_screen!
 
until game.finished?
  players.each do |player|
    # This moves the cursor back to the upper-left of the screen
    move_to_home!
  
    # We print the board first so we see the initial, starting board
    game.print_board
    game.advance_player!(player)
 
    # We need to sleep a little, otherwise the game will blow right past us.
    # See http://www.ruby-doc.org/core-1.9.3/Kernel.html#method-i-sleep
    sleep(0.5)
  end
end
 
# The game is over, so we need to print the "winning" board
move_to_home!
game.print_board
 
puts "Player '#{game.winner}' has won!"