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void highScore(int timer)
{
	int playerScore = timer;
	char playerName[10] = "TEMP";

	//Placing where i want the high scores to print in the y-direction
	int line = 300;
	//Temporary placeholders
	int temp, place, namePlace;
	bool newHighScore = false, stop = false;
	char stringTemp[10];

	//Test values for my array so i can make sure sorting works
	char names[10][10] = { "Test 1", "Test 2", "Test 3", "Test 4", "Test 5", "Test 6", "Test 7", "Test 8", "Test 9", "Test 10" };
	int highScore[10] = {100, 200, 300, 400, 500, 600, 700, 800, 900, 1000};	

	//For loop to print the array values to the screen with an if statement inside to determine if a highscore
	//was achieved or not.
	for(int i = 0; i < 10; i++)
	{
		//if statement to determine if a new highscore was reached
		if (playerScore < highScore[i])
		{
			//this sets place equal to the number in the array where the score is higher (0-9)
			place = namePlace = i;
			newHighScore = true;
			stop = true;
			dbCenterText(320, 240, "NEW HIGH SCORE!");
			
			//A for loop to go through all the values that need moved (10-i) and bumps them all down one.
			for(int counter = 10-i; counter >=0; counter--)
			{
				
				//HIGHSCORE NUMBER SORTING

				//assigning the high score at the value where its being replaced to a temporary placeholder
				temp = highScore[place];
				//assigning the players sorce to the correct highScore array position
				highScore[place] = playerScore;	
				//making score the temp value it was to repeat the cycle down the list
				playerScore = temp;

				//END OF HIGHSCORE NUMBER SORTING

				//HIGHSCORE NAME SORTING

				//assigning the string at the value replaced to a temporary placeholder
				strcpy(stringTemp, names[place]);
				//assigning the players name to the correct highScore array position
				strcpy(names[place], playerName);
				//making the playerName the temporary value so we can repeat the process.
				strcpy(playerName, stringTemp);

				//END OF HIGHSCORE NAME SORTING

				//incrimenting place so that we proceed down the list (6 to 7 to 8 to 9, etc.)
				place++;				
			}
		}
		
		//code to break out of the for loop so once the value is found it doesnt keep loking
		if(stop == true)
		{
			break;
		}
	}

	while (newHighScore == true)
	{
		
		dbPasteImage(winImage, 0, 0, 0);
		dbText(0, 0, "You got a new high score!");
		dbSetCursor(0, 15);
		dbSync();
		strcpy(names[namePlace], dbInput());
		newHighScore = false;
	}
	
	for(int i = 0; i < 10; i++)
	{
		//printing the arrays to the screen
		dbText(0, line, names[i]);
		dbText(100, line, dbStr(highScore[i]));
		line += 15;
	}

	//screen sync & pause for user
	dbSync();
	dbWaitKey();
}

void GetKeyboardEntry(char * C,int Max){
	char buff[20];
	sprintf_s(buff,20,"%s",dbGetEntry());
	if (strcmp(buff,"(null)")!=0){
		if (buff[strlen(buff)-1]==char(13)) buff[strlen(buff)-1]='\n';
		if (buff[strlen(buff)-1]==char(8)){
			C[strlen(C)-1]='\0';
		}
		else if (strlen(C)<(Max-strlen(buff))) strcat(C,buff);
	}
	dbClearEntryBuffer();
}

char PlayerName[21];

GetKeyboardEntry(PlayerName,20);

char* ptr = dbGetEntry();
if(ptr) {
    // Use ptr
}
delete[] ptr;

dbClearEntryBuffer();

char * dbStr(char *S){
  static char *q=NULL;
  if (q!=NULL) delete[] q;
  q=new char[(a calculated method of finding the length of a number)];
  strcpy(q,(a method of converting a value to a string));
  return q;
}