// Mark Jacobson - September 12th, 2002 
// To be handed out and discussed on Friday, Sept 13th in 810:061 class

import objectdraw.*;
import java.awt.*;

/* program which demonstrates the contains method, as well
   as demonstrating the objectdraw.jar package RandomIntGenerator
   class, using the nextValue() method to pick a new randomly chosen 
   color for Humpty.  This program could be very useful around Easter
   time, lol! */

public class OvalContainsPoint extends WindowController {

   private FilledOval humptyDumpty; 
   private RandomIntGenerator generator;

   public void begin() {
      FramedOval humptyFrame;
      FilledOval humptyMatting;

      new FilledOval(91, 191, 118, 68, canvas);

      humptyMatting = new FilledOval(94, 94, 112, 62, canvas);
      humptyMatting.setColor(Color.red);      

      humptyDumpty = new FilledOval(100, 100, 100, 50, canvas);
      humptyDumpty.setColor(Color.yellow);  

      humptyFrame = new FramedOval(97, 97, 106, 56, canvas);
      humptyFrame.setColor(Color.blue);
      humptyFrame = new FramedOval(98, 98, 104, 54, canvas);
      humptyFrame.setColor(Color.blue);
      humptyFrame = new FramedOval(99, 99, 102, 52, canvas);
      humptyFrame.setColor(Color.blue);

      generator = new RandomIntGenerator(0, 255);

      Text t;
      t = new Text("Click Humpty Dumpty and he will change color", 
                   50, 25, canvas);
      t.setBold();
      t.setColor(Color.blue);

      new Line(50, 25, 310, 25, canvas);
      new Line(50, 43, 310, 43, canvas); 
  }

   public void onMousePress(Location point) {

      if ( humptyDumpty.contains(point) )   // conditional IF statement
      {                                     // first example of SELECTION
         int r, g, b;

         r = generator.nextValue();
         g = generator.nextValue();
         b = generator.nextValue();
        
         humptyDumpty.setColor( new Color(r, g, b) );
      }
   }
}