import scala.util.Random

 

 

 

object MyBot extends App {

    println("bot is running...")

    new AntsGame().run(new MyBot)

    println("bot is finished...")

}

 

class MyBot extends Bot {

 

  def ordersFrom(game: Game): Set[Order] = {

 

    println("bot is making a move...")

    // Your logic goes here.

    // for example ...

 

   

    val directions = List(North, East, South, West)

    val ants = game.board.myAnts.values

    ants.flatMap{ant =>

 

//      while(game.board.water.contains(targetTile)) {

//        direction = Random.shuffle(A.toList).head

  //      targetTile = game.tile(direction).of(ant.tile)

 

        val dirs = Random.shuffle(directions)

        val direction = dirs.find{aim =>

          val targetTile = game.tile(aim).of(ant.tile)

          !game.board.water.contains(targetTile)

        }

//      }

      //ant = Order(ant.tile, d)

      //Order(ant.tile, direction)

      direction.map{d => Order(ant.tile, d)}

     

      // for this ant, find the first direction which is not water, if any

 

      // convert this (possible) direction into an order for this ant

      direction.map{d => Order(ant.tile, d)} */

    }.toSet

  }

}