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1 II 12, , 17 2 : 1 2, JFileChooser, 2,,, Draw 1, SolidEllipse ( 2), PolyLinejava ( 3) 1 Drawjava 2 import javaxswing*; 3 import javaawtevent*; import javautil*; 5 import javaio*; 6 7 public class Draw extends JFrame { 8 public Draw() { 9 factory = factories [0]; 10 figs = new FigureList(); 11 } public static void main(string[] args) { 1 Draw app = new Draw(); 15 appsetmenu(); 16 appsetsize(500, 00); 17 app setvisible(true); 18 app setdefaultcloseoperation( DISPOSE_ON_CLOSE); TheMouseListener listener = appnew TheMouseListener (); 21 app addmouselistener(listener); 22 app addmousemotionlistener(listener); 23 app addwindowlistener(appnew TheWindowListener ()); 2 } void setmenu() { 27 JMenuBar mb = new JMenuBar(); 28 addfilemenu(mb); 29 addeditmenu(mb); 30 setjmenubar(mb); 31 } 32 1

2 33 void addfilemenu( JMenuBar mb) { 3 JMenu mn = new JMenu("File"); addmenuitem(mn, "Save", new SaveFileHandler ()); 37 addmenuitem(mn, "Load", new LoadFileHandler ()); mn addseparator (); 0 addmenuitem(mn, "Exit", new ExitHandler ()); 1 2 mbadd(mn); 3 } 5 void addeditmenu( JMenuBar mb) { 6 JMenu mn = new JMenu("Edit"); 7 8 for (int i = 0; i < factorieslength; ++i) { 9 JRadioButtonMenuItem item = 50 new JRadioButtonMenuItem( factories[i] name(), i == 0); 51 mnadd(item); 52 item addactionlistener(new FigureItemHandler( factories[i])); 53 figurebuttonsadd(item); 5 } mn addseparator (); 57 addmenuitem(mn, "Undo", null); mbadd(mn); 60 } void addmenuitem(jmenu mn, String title, ActionListener listener) { 63 JMenuItem item = new JMenuItem(title); 6 mnadd(item); 65 if (listener!= null) { 66 item addactionlistener(listener); 67 } 68 } public void paint(graphics g) { 71 superpaint(g); 72 figsdraw(g); 73 } 7 75 FigureList figs; 76 Figure prevfig = FigureFactory nullfigure; 77 ButtonGroup figurebuttons = new ButtonGroup (); 78 JFileChooser fc = new JFileChooser(); class FigureItemHandler implements ActionListener { 81 public FigureItemHandler(FigureFactory factory) { 82 thefactory = factory; 83 } 8 85 public void actionperformed( ActionEvent e) { 86 factory = thefactory; 87 repaint(); 88 } FigureFactory thefactory; 91 }; class TheWindowListener extends WindowAdapter { 9 public void windowclosing( WindowEvent e) { 95 Systemexit(0); 96 } 97 }; class ExitHandler implements ActionListener { 100 public void actionperformed( ActionEvent e) { 101 Systemexit(0); 102 } 103 }; class TheMouseListener extends MouseAdapter implements MouseMotionListener { 106 public void mousepressed( MouseEvent e) { 107 if (e getclickcount() == 1) { 2

3 108 factoryaddpoint(egetpoint ()); 109 } else { 110 factory terminate(); 111 } if (factory iscompleted()) { 11 Graphics g = getgraphics (); 115 prevfigdraw(g); 116 Figure newfig = factorygenerate(); 117 if (newfig!= FigureFactory nullfigure) { 118 figs addfigure(newfig); 119 } 120 prevfig = FigureFactory nullfigure; 121 repaint(); 122 } 123 } public void mousedragged( MouseEvent e) { } public void mousemoved( MouseEvent e) { 128 Graphics g = getgraphics(); 129 prevfigdraw(g); 130 factory addtmppoint(egetpoint ()); 131 prevfig = factory tmpgenerate (); 132 prevfigdraw(g); 133 } public void mousereleased( MouseEvent e) { } 136 }; FigureFactory factory; FigureFactory[] factories = { 11 Line getfactory(), 12 Box getfactory(), 13 PolyLine getfactory(), 1 SolidEllipse getfactory(), 15 }; class LoadFileHandler implements ActionListener { 18 public void actionperformed( ActionEvent e) { 19 repaint(); 150 int retval = fc showopendialog(null); 151 if (retval == JFileChooser APPROVE_OPTION) { 152 File f = fc getselectedfile (); 153 try { 15 FileInputStream istream = new FileInputStream(f); 155 ObjectInputStream p = new ObjectInputStream(istream); figs = ( FigureList)p readobject(); 158 istreamclose(); 159 } 160 catch ( FileNotFoundException ex) { 161 Systemoutprintln(" FileNotFoundException"); 162 } 163 catch ( ClassNotFoundException ex) { 16 Systemoutprintln(" ClassNotFoundException"); 165 } 166 catch ( IOException ex) { 167 Systemoutprintln(" IOException"); 168 } 169 finally { 170 repaint(); 171 } 172 } 173 } 17 }; class SaveFileHandler implements ActionListener { 177 public void actionperformed( ActionEvent e) { 178 repaint(); 179 int retval = fc showsavedialog(null); 180 if (retval == JFileChooser APPROVE_OPTION) { 181 File f = fc getselectedfile (); 182 try { 3

4 183 FileOutputStream ostream = new FileOutputStream(f); 18 ObjectOutputStream p = new ObjectOutputStream(ostream); p writeobject(figs); 187 pflush(); 188 ostreamclose(); 189 } 190 catch ( FileNotFoundException ex) { 191 Systemoutprintln(" FileNotFoundException"); 192 } 193 catch ( IOException ex) { 19 Systemoutprintln(" IOException"); 195 } 196 } 197 } 198 }; 199 }; 2 SolidEllipsejava 2 import javalang*; 3 import javalang*; 5 public class SolidEllipse extends Rectangular { 6 public SolidEllipse(Point p, Point q) { 7 super(p, q); 8 } 9 10 public void draw(graphics g) { 11 gfilloval(lt()x, lt()y, width(), height()); 12 } 13 1 public static FigureFactory getfactory() { 15 return factory; 16 } static Factory factory = new Factory(); static class Factory extends RectangularFactory { 21 protected Factory() { } 22 public String name() { return " SolidEllipse"; } protected Figure gen() { 26 if (iscompleted()) { 27 return new SolidEllipse(p(), q()); 28 } else { 29 return nullfigure; 30 } 31 } 32 }; 33 }; 3 PolyLinejava 2 import javalang*; 3 import javautil*; 5 public class PolyLine extends Figure { 6 PolyLine( ArrayList points) { 7 thispoints = new Point[pointssize()]; 8 for (int i = 0; i < pointssize(); ++i) { 9 thispoints[i] = (Point)pointsget(i); 10 } 11 } public void draw(graphics g) { 1 Point p = points[0]; 15 for (int i = 1; i < pointslength; ++i) { 16 Point q = points[i]; 17 gdrawline(px, py, qx, qy); 18 p = q;

5 19 } 20 } public void move(point vec) { 23 for (int i = 0; i < pointslength; ++i) { 2 points[i] = movepoint(points[i], vec); 25 } 26 } public static FigureFactory getfactory() { 29 return factory; 30 } Point[] points; 33 static Factory factory = new Factory(); 3 35 static class Factory extends FigureFactory { 36 protected Factory() { } 37 public String name() { return "PolyLine"; } public void addpoint(point p) { 0 if (npoints == 0) { 1 pointsadd(new Point(p)); 2 npoints = 1; 3 } else { pointsset(npoints -1, new Point(p)); 5 } 6 ++npoints; 7 pointsadd(null); 8 } 9 50 public void addtmppoint(point p) { 51 if (npoints > 0) { 52 pointsset(npoints -1, new Point(p)); 53 } 5 } public boolean iscompleted() { return completed; } protected Figure gen() { 59 if (npoints >= 2) { 60 if (pointsget(npoints -1) == null) { 61 pointsremove(npoints -1); 62 } 63 return new PolyLine(points); 6 } else { 65 return nullfigure; 66 } 67 } public void clear() { 70 pointsclear(); 71 npoints = 0; 72 completed = false; 73 } 7 75 public void terminate() { 76 completed = true; 77 } static ArrayList points = new ArrayList(); 80 static boolean completed = false; 81 static int npoints = 0; 82 }; 83 }; 5

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