// File:   artist.cpp
// Date:   02 Feb 2005
// Author: Goldwasser
//
// This file serves as a stencil for the 'artist' programming
// assignment, which makes use of the EzWindows graphics package.
//
// It can be compiled with the associated Makefile by typing 'make' 
// which results in an executable named 'artist'


#include <iostream>

// the following includes a variety of shapes for your use
#include "circle.h"
#include "ellipse.h"
#include "label.h"
#include "ray.h"
#include "rect.h"
#include "square.h"
#include "triangle.h"


// Later in this file we include a convenient utility which
// we've named 'delay'.   You may use this in one of two ways.
// The simple command:
//      delay();
// will cause the program to prompt the use to hit return before
// continuing.  An alternate form of this command is the form:
//      delay(3);
// which will cause the program to wait three seconds and then
// continue (though without need for the user to enter return).
// The parameter '3' can be any positive integer.
void delay(int=-1);




// your code should be placed within this routine.
int ApiMain() {











  // This next line forces the user to enter return before the program
  // ends.  (without this, your drawing would disappear immediately
  // upon reaching the end of the program)
  delay();
}



// This is the implementation of our delay utility.
//     YOU DO NOT NEED TO BOTHER READING IT
void delay(int waittime) {

  if (waittime>=0)
    sleep(waittime);
  else {
    cout << "press return to continue" << endl;
    string buffer;
    getline(cin,buffer);
  }
}