acm.graphics

Class GPen

java.lang.Object

acm.graphics.GObject

acm.graphics.GPen

All Implemented Interfaces:

java.lang.Cloneable

public class GPen
extends GObject

The GPen class simulates a pen drawing on a canvas. As with the other graphical objects in the acm.graphics package, you use this class by constructing a new GPen object and adding that object to a GCanvas. You can move the pen on the canvas by using the methods setLocation and move and then draw lines using drawLine. The GPen object remembers the series of lines and can therefore repaint the screen image when necessary.

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor and Description
GPen() Creates a new GPen object with an empty path.
GPen(double x, double y) Creates a new GPen object with an empty path, initially positioned at the point (x, y).

Method Summary

Methods

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
boolean	contains(double x, double y) Contains is defined to be false for the GPen object to avoid having the trace intercept mouse clicks.
void	drawLine(double dx, double dy) Draws a line segment with displacements dx and dy.
void	drawPolarLine(double r, double theta) Draws a line segment using displacements given in polar coordinates.
void	endFilledRegion() Ends the definition of a region and fills it with the current color.
void	erasePath() Erases the entire path drawn by the pen but does not change its position.
GRectangle	getBounds() Returns the bounding box for the entire figure traced by the pen.
java.awt.Color	getFillColor() Returns the color used to display the filled region of this object.
java.awt.Image	getPenImage() Returns the image used to draw the pen when setPenVisible has been called.
double	getSpeed() Returns the current speed of the pen.
void	hidePen() Makes the pen itself invisible.
boolean	isPenVisible() Returns whether the pen is visible.
void	paint(java.awt.Graphics g) Implements the paint operation for this graphical object.
void	scale(double sx, double sy) Sets the scale factors sx and sy.
void	setColor(java.awt.Color color) Sets the color of the pen.
void	setFillColor(java.awt.Color color) Sets the color used to fill a region.
void	setLocation(double x, double y) Moves the pen to the point (x, y) without drawing a line.
void	setPenImage(java.awt.Image image) Sets the image of the pen to be the specified image.
void	setSpeed(double speed) Sets the speed of the pen, which must be a number between 0 (slowest) and 1 (fastest).
void	showPen() Makes the pen itself visible.
void	startFilledRegion() Starts defining a region that will be filled with the current color.

Methods inherited from class acm.graphics.GObject

addActionListener, addMouseListener, addMouseMotionListener, contains, fireActionEvent, fireActionEvent, getColor, getHeight, getLocation, getParent, getSize, getWidth, getX, getY, isVisible, move, movePolar, pause, removeActionListener, removeMouseListener, removeMouseMotionListener, sendBackward, sendForward, sendToBack, sendToFront, setLocation, setParent, setVisible, toString

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

equals, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Detail

GPen

public GPen()

Creates a new GPen object with an empty path.

GPen

public GPen(double x,
    double y)

Creates a new GPen object with an empty path, initially positioned at the point (x, y).

Parameters:

x - The initial x coordinate of the pen

y - The initial y coordinate of the pen

Method Detail

erasePath

public void erasePath()

Erases the entire path drawn by the pen but does not change its position.

setLocation

public void setLocation(double x,
               double y)

Moves the pen to the point (x, y) without drawing a line.

Overrides:

setLocation in class GObject

Parameters:

x - The x-coordinate of the new position

y - The y-coordinate of the new position

drawLine

public void drawLine(double dx,
            double dy)

Draws a line segment with displacements dx and dy. Drawing a line leaves the pen positioned at the end of the line segment, so that the next call to drawLine will continue from where this one finished.

Parameters:

dx - The extent of the line in the x direction

dy - The extent of the line in the y direction

drawPolarLine

public final void drawPolarLine(double r,
                 double theta)

Draws a line segment using displacements given in polar coordinates. The parameter r specifies the length of the line segment, and theta specifies the angle at which the line is drawn. The angle is measured in degrees increasing counterclockwise from the +x axis. Thus, the call

drawPolarLine(1.0, 0);

draws a line extending rightward one inch from the current point. Similarly

drawPolarLine(2.0, 135);

draws a two-inch line extending to the northwest from the current point.

Parameters:

r - The length of the line segment

theta - The angle at which to draw the line, measured in degrees increasing counterclockwise from the +x axis

setColor

public void setColor(java.awt.Color color)

Sets the color of the pen.

Overrides:

setColor in class GObject

Parameters:

color - The new color for the pen

setFillColor

public void setFillColor(java.awt.Color color)

Sets the color used to fill a region.

Parameters:

color - The new color used to fill a region

getFillColor

public java.awt.Color getFillColor()

Returns the color used to display the filled region of this object. If none has been set, getFillColor returns the color of the object.

Returns:

The color used to display the filled region of this object

startFilledRegion

public void startFilledRegion()

Starts defining a region that will be filled with the current color. Any line segments drawn between now and the matching call to endFilledRegion will be used to create a polygon that is then filled.

endFilledRegion

public void endFilledRegion()

Ends the definition of a region and fills it with the current color.

showPen

public void showPen()

Makes the pen itself visible. If the pen is visible, the drawPen method will be called at the end of painting the path to show the current location.

hidePen

public void hidePen()

Makes the pen itself invisible.

isPenVisible

public boolean isPenVisible()

Returns whether the pen is visible.

Returns:

true if the pen is visible, otherwise false

setSpeed

public void setSpeed(double speed)

Sets the speed of the pen, which must be a number between 0 (slowest) and 1 (fastest). Setting speed to a value less than one makes the pen move slowly, thereby making it easy to see exactly how a figure is being drawn.

Parameters:

speed - The speed of the pen (0 is slowest, 1 is fastest)

getSpeed

public double getSpeed()

Returns the current speed of the pen.

Returns:

The current speed of the pen (0 is slowest, 1 is fastest)

scale

public void scale(double sx,
         double sy)

Sets the scale factors sx and sy. Scaling a GPen object changes the location of points as well the size of line segments. This behavior seems counterintuitive for a pen installed directly in a GCanvas, but is quite useful when a GPen is embedded in a compound object.

Parameters:

sx - The factor used to scale all coordinates in the x direction

sy - The factor used to scale all coordinates in the y direction

paint

public void paint(java.awt.Graphics g)

Implements the paint operation for this graphical object. This method is not called directly by clients.

Specified by:

paint in class GObject

Parameters:

g - The graphics context into which the painting is done

getBounds

public GRectangle getBounds()

Returns the bounding box for the entire figure traced by the pen.

Specified by:

getBounds in class GObject

Returns:

A GRectangle representing the bounding box

contains

public boolean contains(double x,
               double y)

Contains is defined to be false for the GPen object to avoid having the trace intercept mouse clicks.

Overrides:

contains in class GObject

Parameters:

x - The x-coordinate of the point being tested

y - The y-coordinate of the point being tested

Returns:

true if the point (x, y) is inside the object, and false otherwise

setPenImage

public void setPenImage(java.awt.Image image)

Sets the image of the pen to be the specified image. This image is drawn with its center at the pen position.

Parameters:

The - new image to use for the pen

getPenImage

public java.awt.Image getPenImage()

Returns the image used to draw the pen when setPenVisible has been called.