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from §3.6 Case Study: Purple America.
/****************************************************************************** * Compilation: javac Paint.java * Execution: java Paint * Dependencies: Draw.java DrawListener.java * * User clicks and drags to draw filled circles of different * radii and colors. Uses XOR mode to draw and erase * the circle as it is being drawn. * * Remarks * ------- * - the dragging boolean variable is needed since mouseDragged * can be true without a mouseClicked in the current window region * ******************************************************************************/ import java.awt.Color; public class Paint implements DrawListener { private Point p; // center of circle private double radius; // radius of circle to draw private boolean dragging = false; // is the user dragging the mouse? private Draw draw; // the drawing object public Paint() { draw = new Draw(); draw.addListener(this); draw.show(); } public void mouseClicked(double x, double y) { } // user clicks the mouse at (x, y) public void mousePressed(double x, double y) { p = new Point(x, y); draw.setPenColor(Color.getHSBColor((float) Math.random(), 1.0f, 1.0f)); radius = 0; draw.filledCircle(p.x(), p.y(), radius); draw.xorOn(); dragging = true; } // user is dragging the mouse, currently at (x, y) public void mouseDragged(double x, double y) { if (!dragging) return; draw.filledCircle(p.x(), p.y(), radius); Point q = new Point(x, y); radius = p.distanceTo(q); draw.filledCircle(p.x(), p.y(), radius); draw.show(); } // user releases the mouse at location (x, y) public void mouseReleased(double x, double y) { if (!dragging) return; draw.xorOff(); draw.filledCircle(p.x(), p.y(), radius); draw.show(); dragging = false; } // save image to file public void keyTyped(char c) { draw.save("paint" + c + ".png"); } // test client public static void main(String[] args) { Paint paint = new Paint(); } }