moving the robber now steals one resource from the owner of the tile you move it to. Still need more sophisticated logic and UI to handle multiple owners of one tile

Author: apolitakis

src/GameController.cpp

@@ -160,6 +160,8 @@ bool GameController::nextTurn(ScreenCoordinate) {
 bool GameController::handleBoardEvent(ScreenCoordinate screenCoord) {
 	printPlayerInfo(model.getCurrentPlayer());
 	auto coord = screenToCoord(screenCoord);
+	std::vector<Settlement*> neighbors;
+	int resourceToSteal;	
 
 	switch (getState()){
 	case BUILDROAD:
@@ -179,6 +181,12 @@ bool GameController::handleBoardEvent(ScreenCoordinate screenCoord) {
 			storeClick(coord);
 
 		model.moveRobber(coord);
+		neighbors = model.GetNeighboringSettlements(coord);
+		if (!neighbors.empty()) {
+			resourceToSteal = neighbors[0]->getOwner().getRandomResource();
+			neighbors[0]->getOwner().addResource(resourceToSteal, -1);
+			model.getCurrentPlayer().addResource(resourceToSteal, 1);
+			} 
 
 		popState();
 		break;

src/GamePiece.cpp

@@ -124,11 +124,11 @@ void ResourceTile::Payout() const{
 	while (it != neighbors.end())
 	{
 		(*it)->getOwner().addResource(resource, (*it)->getResourceModifier());
-		std::cout << ((*it)->getOwner().getWood()) << "\n";
+		/*std::cout << ((*it)->getOwner().getWood()) << "\n";
 		std::cout << ((*it)->getOwner().getBrick()) << "\n";
 		std::cout << ((*it)->getOwner().getOre()) << "\n";
 		std::cout << ((*it)->getOwner().getWheat()) << "\n";
-		std::cout << ((*it)->getOwner().getWool()) << "\n";
+		std::cout << ((*it)->getOwner().getWool()) << "\n";*/
 
 		it++;
 	}