Hi I am working on a Turtle Program and I have put in all the fancy schmancy stuff in I just cant seem to figure out how to print the T, which is my turtle, on the screen. Here is the code for my program so far! -
/* Julian Baranowski
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Date:12/7/2006
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Revised:
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Description: Turtle Graphics Program
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*/
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import javax.swing.*;
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import java.awt.event.*;
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import java.awt.*;
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import java.io.*;
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public class P7_21 extends JFrame implements ActionListener
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{
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int floor[][];
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JTextArea output, input;
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JButton enter,exit;
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JScrollPane jsp;
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JTextField ent;
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Container container;
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int move[] ={8,6,4,2};
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int moved = 0;
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final int LEFT = 4, RIGHT = 6, UP = 8, DOWN = 2;
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String left,right,up,down;
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public P7_21()
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{
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left="";
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right="";
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up="";
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down="";
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container= getContentPane();
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container.setLayout(null);
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floor = new int [20][20];
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setSize(800,500);
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output = new JTextArea(20,50);
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output.setFont(new Font("Monospaced",Font.PLAIN,18));
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//output.setText("TEST");
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output.setBounds(5,5,350,300);
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output.setEditable(false);
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container.add(output);
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input = new JTextArea(5,50);
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input.setFont(new Font("Monospaced",Font.PLAIN,12));
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jsp = new JScrollPane(input);
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jsp.setBounds(430,5,360,300);
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//container.add(jsp);
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container.add(jsp);
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ent = new JTextField();
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ent.setBounds(300,350,200,20);
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ent.setEditable(true);
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ent.addActionListener(this);
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container.add(ent);
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enter = new JButton("Enter");
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enter.addActionListener(this);
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enter.setBounds(300,400,100,20);
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container.add(enter);
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exit = new JButton("Exit");
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exit.addActionListener(this);
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exit.setBounds(400,400,100,20);
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getContentPane().add(exit);
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container.add(exit);
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setDefaultCloseOperation(JFrame.EXIT_ON_CLOSE);
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this.dispose();
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print();
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setVisible(true);
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//int floor = { {0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0}}; //(Finish next time)
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}
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public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent evt)
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{
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if(evt.getActionCommand().equals("Exit"))
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{
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int choice = JOptionPane.showConfirmDialog(null,
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" You Pressed "+ evt.getActionCommand()+" is this what you want to do? ",
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" Quit Frame ",
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JOptionPane.YES_NO_OPTION);
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if( choice == 0)
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this.dispose();
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}
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if(evt.getSource()==enter || evt.getSource()==ent)
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{
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if(ent.getText().toLowerCase().compareTo("left")== 0)
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{
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left ="Key:4 (LEFT)\n";
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System.out.println("Left");
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input.append(left);
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ent.setText("");
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}//end left
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if(ent.getText().toLowerCase().compareTo("right")==0)
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{
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right ="Key:6 (RIGHT)\n";
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System.out.println("right");
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input.append(right);
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ent.setText("");
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}//end right
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if(ent.getText().toLowerCase().compareTo("up")==0)
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{
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up ="Key:8 (UP)\n";
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System.out.println("Up");
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input.append(up);
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ent.setText("");
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}//end up
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if(ent.getText().toLowerCase().compareTo("down")==0)
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{
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down ="Key:2 (DOWN)\n";
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System.out.println("Down");
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input.append(down);
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ent.setText("");
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}//end down
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}
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}
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void print()
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{
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for(int x=0;x<floor.length;x++)
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{
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for(int y=0;y<=floor[0].length;y++)
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{
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if(y==floor[0].length)
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{
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output.append("\n");
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continue;
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}//end if
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if(floor[x][y]==0)
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output.append("0");
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else
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if(floor[x][y]==1)
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output.append("T");
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}
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}
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}
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public static void main(String args[])
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{
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new P7_21();
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}
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}
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Any input is appreciated thanks!
-Julian
10 5528 horace1 1,510
Recognized Expert Top Contributor
made a few modifications to your program - as you type right the T moves across the pattern - is this what you require? -
/* Julian Baranowski
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Date:12/7/2006
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Revised:
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Description: Turtle Graphics Program
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*/
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import javax.swing.*;
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import java.awt.event.*;
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import java.awt.*;
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import java.io.*;
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public class P7_21 extends JFrame implements ActionListener
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{
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int floor[][];
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JTextArea output, input;
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JButton enter,exit;
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JScrollPane jsp;
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JTextField ent;
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Container container;
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int move[] ={8,6,4,2};
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int moved = 0;
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int xpos=0, ypos=0; // ** added
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final int LEFT = 4, RIGHT = 6, UP = 8, DOWN = 2;
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String left,right,up,down;
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public P7_21()
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{
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left="";
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right="";
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up="";
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down="";
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container= getContentPane();
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container.setLayout(null);
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floor = new int [20][20];
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setSize(800,500);
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output = new JTextArea(20,50);
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output.setFont(new Font("Monospaced",Font.PLAIN,18));
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//output.setText("TEST");
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output.setBounds(5,5,350,300);
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output.setEditable(false);
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container.add(output);
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input = new JTextArea(5,50);
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input.setFont(new Font("Monospaced",Font.PLAIN,12));
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jsp = new JScrollPane(input);
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jsp.setBounds(430,5,360,300);
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//container.add(jsp);
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container.add(jsp);
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ent = new JTextField();
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ent.setBounds(300,350,200,20);
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ent.setEditable(true);
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ent.addActionListener(this);
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container.add(ent);
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enter = new JButton("Enter");
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enter.addActionListener(this);
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enter.setBounds(300,400,100,20);
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container.add(enter);
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exit = new JButton("Exit");
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exit.addActionListener(this);
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exit.setBounds(400,400,100,20);
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getContentPane().add(exit);
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container.add(exit);
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setDefaultCloseOperation(JFrame.EXIT_ON_CLOSE);
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this.dispose();
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print();
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setVisible(true);
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//int floor = { {0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0}}; //(Finish next time)
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}
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public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent evt)
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{
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if(evt.getActionCommand().equals("Exit"))
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{
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int choice = JOptionPane.showConfirmDialog(null,
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" You Pressed "+ evt.getActionCommand()+" is this what you want to do? ",
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" Quit Frame ",
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JOptionPane.YES_NO_OPTION);
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if( choice == 0)
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this.dispose();
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}
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if(evt.getSource()==enter || evt.getSource()==ent)
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{
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floor[xpos][ypos]=0; // clear old T ** added
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if(ent.getText().toLowerCase().compareTo("left")== 0)
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{
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left ="Key:4 (LEFT)\n";
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System.out.println("Left");
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input.append(left);
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ent.setText("");
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}//end left
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if(ent.getText().toLowerCase().compareTo("right")==0)
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{
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right ="Key:6 (RIGHT)\n";
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System.out.println("right");
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input.append(right);
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ent.setText("");
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if(ypos < 10 )ypos++; // ** addded
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}//end right
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if(ent.getText().toLowerCase().compareTo("up")==0)
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{
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up ="Key:8 (UP)\n";
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System.out.println("Up");
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input.append(up);
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ent.setText("");
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}//end up
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if(ent.getText().toLowerCase().compareTo("down")==0)
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{
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down ="Key:2 (DOWN)\n";
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System.out.println("Down");
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input.append(down);
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ent.setText("");
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}//end down
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floor[xpos][ypos]=1; // move T ** added
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print();
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}
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}
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void print()
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{
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output.setText(""); // ** added
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for(int x=0;x<floor.length;x++)
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{
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for(int y=0;y<=floor[0].length;y++)
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{
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if(y==floor[0].length)
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{
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output.append("\n");
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continue;
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}//end if
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if(floor[x][y]==0)
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output.append("0");
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else
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if(floor[x][y]==1)
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output.append("T");
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}
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}
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// paint();
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}
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public static void main(String args[])
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{
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new P7_21();
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}
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}
Thanks,
I was looking for it to print a T when i put in left,right,up, or down.
not sure if what you did actually does something... I can see where your headed but right now it doesn't display a T when I type in right. I am useing Textpad if that helps at all.
Thanks,
I was looking for it to print a T when i put in left,right,up, or down.
not sure if what you did actually does something... I can see where your headed but right now it doesn't display a T when I type in right. I am useing Textpad if that helps at all.
Sorry for being the dumb one here but could you please repeat again what you want to be printed where when what happens?
In my program I am setting up a JTextField whith an array of [20][20] and it fills it with 0's. Right now I want it to start in the top left corner and when you type in the command right,left,up,d own it will replace the 0 with a T. Here's a Copy of the program agian. - /* /* Julian Baranowski
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Date:12/7/2006
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Revised:
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Description: Turtle Graphics Program
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*/
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import javax.swing.*; // ** import statements
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import java.awt.event.*; // ''
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import java.awt.*; // ''
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import java.io.*; // ''
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public class P7_211 extends JFrame implements ActionListener
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{
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int floor[][];
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JTextArea output, input;
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JButton enter,exit;
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JScrollPane jsp;
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JTextField ent;
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Container container;
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int move[] ={8,6,4,2};
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//int moved = 0;
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int xpos=0, ypos=0; // ** added
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/*final*/ int LEFT = 4, RIGHT = 6, UP = 8, DOWN = 2;
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String left,right,up,down;
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public P7_211()
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{
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left="";
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right="";
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up="";
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down="";
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container= getContentPane();
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container.setLayout(null);
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floor = new int [20][20];
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setSize(800,500);
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output = new JTextArea(20,50);
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output.setFont(new Font("Monospaced",Font.PLAIN,18));
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//output.setText("TEST");
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output.setBounds(5,5,350,300);
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output.setEditable(false);
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container.add(output);
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// ** output textfield
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input = new JTextArea(5,50);
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input.setFont(new Font("Monospaced",Font.PLAIN,12));
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jsp = new JScrollPane(input);
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jsp.setBounds(430,5,360,300);
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//container.add(jsp);
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// ** input textfield
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container.add(jsp);
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ent = new JTextField();
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ent.setBounds(300,350,200,20);
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ent.setEditable(true);
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ent.addActionListener(this);
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container.add(ent);
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// ** enter textfield
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enter = new JButton("Enter");
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enter.addActionListener(this);
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enter.setBounds(300,400,100,20);
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container.add(enter);
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// ** enter button
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exit = new JButton("Exit");
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exit.addActionListener(this);
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exit.setBounds(400,400,100,20);
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getContentPane().add(exit);
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container.add(exit);
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setDefaultCloseOperation(JFrame.EXIT_ON_CLOSE);
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this.dispose();
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// ** exit button
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print();
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setVisible(true);
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//int floor = { {0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0}}; // ** (not needed)
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}
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public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent evt)
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{
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if(evt.getActionCommand().equals("Exit"))
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{
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int choice = JOptionPane.showConfirmDialog(null,
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" You Pressed "+ evt.getActionCommand()+" is this what you want to do? ",
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" Quit Frame ",
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JOptionPane.YES_NO_OPTION);
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if( choice == 0)
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this.dispose();
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}// ** end exit panel
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if(evt.getSource()==enter || evt.getSource()==ent)
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{
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floor[xpos][ypos]=0; // clear old T ** added
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if(ent.getText().toLowerCase().compareTo("left")== 0)
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{
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left ="Key:4 (LEFT)\n";
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System.out.println("Left");
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input.append(left);
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ent.setText("");
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}// ** end left
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if(ent.getText().toLowerCase().compareTo("right")==0)
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{
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right ="Key:6 (RIGHT)\n";
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System.out.println("right");
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input.append(right);
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ent.setText("");
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if(ypos < 10 )ypos++; // ** addded
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floor[xpos][ypos]=1;
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print();
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}// ** end right
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if(ent.getText().toLowerCase().compareTo("up")==0)
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{
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up ="Key:8 (UP)\n";
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System.out.println("Up");
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input.append(up);
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ent.setText("");
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}// ** end up
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if(ent.getText().toLowerCase().compareTo("down")==0)
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{
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down ="Key:2 (DOWN)\n";
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System.out.println("Down");
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input.append(down);
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ent.setText("");
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}// ** end down
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floor[xpos][ypos]=1; // move T ** added
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print();
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}// ** end action listener
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}// ** end action performed
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void print()
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{
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output.setText(""); // ** added
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for(int xpos=0;xpos<floor.length;xpos++)
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{
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for(int ypos=0;ypos<=floor[0].length;ypos++)
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{
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if(ypos==floor[0].length)
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{
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output.append("\n");
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continue;
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}// ** end if
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if(floor[xpos][ypos]==0)
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output.append("0");
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else
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if(floor[xpos][ypos]==1)
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output.append("T");
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}// ** end inner for
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}// ** end outer for
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//floor[xpos][ypos]=1;
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// print();
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//paint();
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}// ** end print()
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public static void main(String args[])
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{
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new P7_21();
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}// ** end main()
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}
horace1 1,510
Recognized Expert Top Contributor
I have added some code to do LEFT, RIGHT, UP, DOWN -
/* /* Julian Baranowski
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Date:12/7/2006
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Revised:
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Description: Turtle Graphics Program
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*/
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import javax.swing.*; // ** import statements
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import java.awt.event.*; // ''
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import java.awt.*; // ''
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import java.io.*; // ''
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public class P7_211 extends JFrame implements ActionListener
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{
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int floor[][];
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JTextArea output, input;
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JButton enter,exit;
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JScrollPane jsp;
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JTextField ent;
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Container container;
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int move[] ={8,6,4,2};
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//int moved = 0;
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int xpos=0, ypos=0; // ** added
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/*final*/ int LEFT = 4, RIGHT = 6, UP = 8, DOWN = 2;
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String left,right,up,down;
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public P7_211()
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{
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left="";
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right="";
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up="";
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down="";
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container= getContentPane();
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container.setLayout(null);
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floor = new int [20][20];
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setSize(800,500);
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output = new JTextArea(20,50);
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output.setFont(new Font("Monospaced",Font.PLAIN,18));
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//output.setText("TEST");
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output.setBounds(5,5,350,300);
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output.setEditable(false);
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container.add(output);
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// ** output textfield
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input = new JTextArea(5,50);
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input.setFont(new Font("Monospaced",Font.PLAIN,12));
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jsp = new JScrollPane(input);
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jsp.setBounds(430,5,360,300);
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//container.add(jsp);
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// ** input textfield
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container.add(jsp);
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ent = new JTextField();
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ent.setBounds(300,350,200,20);
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ent.setEditable(true);
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ent.addActionListener(this);
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container.add(ent);
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// ** enter textfield
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enter = new JButton("Enter");
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enter.addActionListener(this);
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enter.setBounds(300,400,100,20);
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container.add(enter);
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// ** enter button
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exit = new JButton("Exit");
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exit.addActionListener(this);
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exit.setBounds(400,400,100,20);
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getContentPane().add(exit);
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container.add(exit);
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setDefaultCloseOperation(JFrame.EXIT_ON_CLOSE);
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this.dispose();
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// ** exit button
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print();
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setVisible(true);
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//int floor = { {0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0}}; // ** (not needed)
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}
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public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent evt)
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{
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if(evt.getActionCommand().equals("Exit"))
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{
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int choice = JOptionPane.showConfirmDialog(null,
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" You Pressed "+ evt.getActionCommand()+" is this what you want to do? ",
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" Quit Frame ",
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JOptionPane.YES_NO_OPTION);
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if( choice == 0)
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this.dispose();
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}// ** end exit panel
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if(evt.getSource()==enter || evt.getSource()==ent)
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{
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floor[xpos][ypos]=0; // clear old T ** added
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if(ent.getText().toLowerCase().compareTo("left")== 0)
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{
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left ="Key:4 (LEFT)\n";
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System.out.println("Left");
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input.append(left);
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ent.setText("");
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if(ypos > 0 )ypos--; // ** addded
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floor[xpos][ypos]=1;
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print();
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}// ** end left
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if(ent.getText().toLowerCase().compareTo("right")==0)
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{
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right ="Key:6 (RIGHT)\n";
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System.out.println("right");
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input.append(right);
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ent.setText("");
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if(ypos < 10 )ypos++; // ** addded
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floor[xpos][ypos]=1;
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print();
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}// ** end right
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if(ent.getText().toLowerCase().compareTo("up")==0)
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{
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up ="Key:8 (UP)\n";
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System.out.println("Up");
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input.append(up);
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ent.setText("");
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if(xpos > 0 )xpos--; // ** addded
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floor[xpos][ypos]=1;
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print();
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}// ** end up
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if(ent.getText().toLowerCase().compareTo("down")==0)
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{
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down ="Key:2 (DOWN)\n";
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System.out.println("Down");
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input.append(down);
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ent.setText("");
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if(xpos < 10 )xpos++; // ** addded
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floor[xpos][ypos]=1;
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print();
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}// ** end down
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floor[xpos][ypos]=1; // move T ** added
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print();
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}// ** end action listener
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}// ** end action performed
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void print()
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{
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output.setText(""); // ** added
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for(int xpos=0;xpos<floor.length;xpos++)
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{
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for(int ypos=0;ypos<=floor[0].length;ypos++)
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{
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if(ypos==floor[0].length)
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{
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output.append("\n");
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continue;
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}// ** end if
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if(floor[xpos][ypos]==0)
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output.append("0");
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else
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if(floor[xpos][ypos]==1)
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output.append("T");
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}// ** end inner for
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}// ** end outer for
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//floor[xpos][ypos]=1;
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// print();
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//paint();
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}// ** end print()
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public static void main(String args[])
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{
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new P7_211();
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}// ** end main()
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}
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Thank you so much now I just need to integrate a pen up and a pen down. (pen down draws and pen up doesnt) Thanks for your help so much! If I need help with the pen I will ask! Once agian thanks!!
-Julian
Horace1 thanks for you help so far... i have another question here is the code i have for my pen up and pen down. -
if(ent.getText().toLowerCase().compareTo("pen down")==0)
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{
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pd ="(PEN DOWN)\n";
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System.out.println("Pen Down");
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input.append(pd);
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ent.setText("");
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//if(xpos < 10 )xpos++; // ** addded
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floor[xpos][ypos]=1;
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print();
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}// ** end pd
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if(ent.getText().toLowerCase().compareTo("pen up")==0)
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{
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pd ="(PEN UP)\n";
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System.out.println("Pen Up");
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input.append(pd);
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ent.setText("");
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//if(xpos < 10 )xpos++; // ** addded
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floor[xpos][ypos]=0;
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print();
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}// ** end pu
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not exactly sure what i need to change for the pen up for it so that i can move without it printing...stil l looking at it for now if you dont post ill repost if i figure something out. input appreaciated! thanks!
Nevermind. I figured it out with some help from a friend. Thanks for the first input!
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