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/**
*Each piece knows the portion of the image it contains, how its edges are to *be drawn, and what its
* neighboring pieces are.
*
* <p> When two or more Pieces are put together, the result is another
* Piece object, a MultiPiece.
*
* @see MultiPiece
*/
public class Piece implements Serializable
{
// Class constants ------------------------------------------------------
/** Unique id for the next piece */
private static int nextId = 0;
/** A Piece must be within this many pixels of "perfect" to be considered
* close. */
public static final int posClose = 7;
/** A Piece must be within this many degrees of rotation from another to
* be considered aligned to it. */
public static final int rotClose = 5;
// Constructor and fields -----------------------------------------------
/** Creates a new Piece. No initial rotation is done. (This is needed
* by MultiPiece, which needs to set its subpieces before rotating.)
* @param data image data
* @param imageX X position of image relative to entire puzzle
* @param imageY Y position of image relative to entire puzzle
* @param imageWidth width of original image
* @param imageHeight height of original image
* @param totalWidth the width of the entire picture
* @param totalHeight the height of the entire picture
*/
protected Piece(int[] data, int imageX, int imageY, int imageWidth, int imageHeight, int totalWidth, int totalHeight)
{
id = nextId++;
neighbors = new HashSet();
this.curWidth = this.origWidth = imageWidth;
this.curHeight = this.origHeight = imageHeight;
origData = data;
this.imageX = imageX;
this.imageY = imageY;
this.totalWidth = totalWidth;
this.totalHeight = totalHeight;
// computing hash code:
if (data != null) {
int temp = 0;
for(int i = 0; i < data.length; i++) {
temp += data[i];
}
this.hash = temp;
} else {
this.hash = 0;
}
}
/** Creates a new Piece.
* @param data image data
* @param imageX X position of image relative to entire puzzle
* @param imageY Y position of image relative to entire puzzle
* @param imageWidth width of original image
* @param imageHeight height of original image
* @param totalWidth the width of the entire picture
* @param totalHeight the height of the entire picture
* @param rotation initial rotation
*/
public Piece(int[] data, int imageX, int imageY, int imageWidth, int imageHeight, int totalWidth, int totalHeight, int rotation)
{
this (data, imageX, imageY, imageWidth, imageHeight, totalWidth, totalHeight);
forceSetRotation (rotation);
}
/**
* A Copy Constructor.
* @param p
*/
public Piece(Piece p) {
this(p.getOrigData(), p.getImageX(), p.getImageY(),
p.getImageWidth(), p.getImageHeight(), p.getTotalWidth(), p.getTotalHeight(), p.getRotation());
}
/** Piece's unique id. */
protected int id;
/** Location in the image. */
int imageX, imageY;
/** Size of the entire image. */
int totalWidth, totalHeight;
/** Location in the image adjusted by current rotation. */
int rotatedX, rotatedY;
/** Pieces considered to be neighbors to this one. They are the only
* ones that can be fitted to it.
*/
protected Set neighbors;
/** Original image size and data. */
protected int origWidth, origHeight;
int[] origData;
/** Current size and data, taking rotation into account. */
protected int curWidth, curHeight;
int[] curData;
/** Location in the puzzle panel. */
int puzzleX, puzzleY;
/** Translation from a piece's upper-left corner to the point last clicked on. */
int transX, transY;
/** constant hash code of the piece. */
protected int hash;
/** Image for this Piece. We're going to now try making this null for
* non-atomic pieces. */
Image image;
/** This is measured in integer degrees, 0-359. 0 is unrotated.
* 90 is 90 degrees clockwise, etc. */
int rotation;
// Accessors ------------------------------------------------------------
/** Returns this piece's unique id. */
public int getId() {return id;}
/** Returns this Piece's current rotation. The rotation is given in
* integer degrees clockwise, and will always be between 0 and 359
* inclusive.
*/
public int getRotation() { return rotation; }
/** Sets this Piece's current rotation. The rotation is given in integer
* degrees clockwise, and should always be between 0 and 359 inclusive.
* If the new rotation is different, this Piece's image data will be
* recomputed.
* @throws IllegalArgumentException if rotation is not in [0,359]
*/
public void setRotation (int rot)
{
if (rot == rotation) return;
forceSetRotation (rot);
}
/** Sets this Piece's current rotation. Unlike setRotation(), this
* method forces a recompute of the image.
* @throws IllegalArgumentException if rotation is not in [0,359]
*/
protected void forceSetRotation (int rot)
{
if ((rot < 0) || (rot > 359)) throw new IllegalArgumentException("invalid rotation: "+rot);
// For now, allow only 0, 90, 180, 270.
if (rot % 90 != 0) {
int newRot = rot / 90;
System.out.println ("unsupported rotation "+rot+"; using "+newRot+" instead");
rot = newRot;
}
rotation = rot;
recomputeImageData();
if (image != null) image.flush();
image = Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit().createImage (
new MemoryImageSource (curWidth,curHeight, curData, 0, curWidth));
}
/** Fulshes the image, unless it is null. */
public void flushImage() {
if (image!= null) {
image.flush();
}
image = Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit().createImage (
new MemoryImageSource (curWidth,curHeight, curData, 0, curWidth));
}
/** Sets this Piece's upper-left position relative to the upper-left
*position of the JigsawPuzzle.
*/
public void setPuzzlePosition (int x, int y)
{
this.puzzleX = x;
this.puzzleY = y;
}
/** Returns this Piece's current height in pixels. This is the height of
* the smallest rectangle containing all of this Piece's image data at
* its current rotation.
*/
public int getCurrentHeight() { return curHeight; }
/** Returns this Piece's current width in pixels. This is the width of
* the smallest rectangle containing all of this Piece's image data at
* its current rotation.
*/
public int getCurrentWidth() { return curWidth; }
/** Returns the width of the entire picture. */
public int getTotalWidth() { return totalWidth; }
/** Returns the height of the entire picture. */
public int getTotalHeight() { return totalHeight; }
/** Returns this Piece's image height in pixels. This is the height of
* the smallest rectangle containing all of this Piece's image data in
* its original orientation.
*/
public int getImageHeight() { return origHeight; }
/** Returns this Piece's image width in pixels. This is the width of the
* smallest rectangle containing all of this Piece's image data in its
* original orientation.
*/
public int getImageWidth() { return origWidth; }
/** Returns this Piece's X position in the original image. */
public int getImageX() { return imageX; }
/** Returns this Piece's Y position in the original image. */
public int getImageY() { return imageY; }
/** Returns this Piece's X position in the original image, modified by
* its current rotation. The origin is the center of rotation. */
public int getRotatedX() { return rotatedX; }
/** Returns this Piece's Y position in the original image, modified by
* its current rotation. The origin is the center of rotation. */
public int getRotatedY() { return rotatedY; }
/** Returns this Piece's X position in the original image, modified by
* the given rotation. */
public int getRotatedX(int rotation) { return rotatedX; }
/** Returns this Piece's Y position in the original image, modified by
* the given rotation. */
public int getRotatedY(int rotation) { return rotatedY; }
/** Returns this Piece's X position in the puzzle. */
public int getPuzzleX() { return puzzleX; }
/** Returns this Piece's Y position in the puzzle. */
public int getPuzzleY() { return puzzleY; }
/** Returns thie Piece's transX - last pressed X position. */
public int getTransX() {return transX; }
public void setTransX(int x) {transX = x;}
/** Returns thie Piece's transY - last pressed Y position. */
public int getTransY() {return transY; }
public void setTransY(int y) {transY = y;}
public HashSet getNeighbors() {
return (HashSet)neighbors;
}
public void setNeighbors(HashSet neighbors) {
this.neighbors = neighbors;
}
/** Returns this Piece's current image. This will be the Piece's portion
* of the original image, rotated by this Piece's current rotation.
*/
public Image getImage () { return image; }
/** Returns current piece's data */
public int[] getCurrData() {return curData; }
public void setCurrData(int[] data) { curData = data; }
/** Returns original piece's data */
public int[] getOrigData() {
return this.origData;
}
public void setOrigData(int[] data) {
this.origData = data;
}
/** Returns a hash value - by the current data */
public int hashCode() {
return hash+rotation;
}
/** Adds a Piece to this Piece's set of neighbors.
* @throws NullPointerException if neighbor is null
*/
public void addNeighbor (Piece neighbor)
{
if (neighbor == null) throw new NullPointerException ("null neighbor");
neighbors.add (neighbor);
}
/** Removes the given Piece from this Piece's set of neighbors. */
public void removeNeighbor (Piece neighbor)
{
neighbors.remove (neighbor);
}
/** Moves this Piece to the given location, relative to the puzzle
* panel's upper-left corner.
*/
public void moveTo (int x, int y)
{
setPuzzlePosition (x, y);
}
/** Returns a string representation of a piece, which can be written to the console. */
/*public String toString()
{
String msg = "";
msg += "Piece {" + "\n";
msg += " ID = " + id + "\n";
msg += " (imageX, imageY) = ("+imageX+", "+imageY+")" + "\n";
msg += " SIZE = "+origWidth+"x"+origHeight+"\n";
msg += " Rotation = " + rotation+ "\n";
msg += " (rotatedX, rotatedY) = " + "(" + rotatedX+", "+rotatedY+")\n";
msg += " (puzzleX, puzzleY) = ("+puzzleX+", "+puzzleY+")\n";
msg += " (transX, transY) = (" + transX + ", " + transY + ")\n";
msg += "}\n";
return msg;
}*/
/** Draws this Piece in the given Graphics object. The current image
* will be drawn, at this Piece's current puzzle position. */
protected void draw (Graphics g)
{
Image img = getImage();
if (img != null) g.drawImage (img, getPuzzleX(), getPuzzleY(), null);
}
/** Returns whether this Piece currently contains the given point,
* relative to the puzzle panel's upper-left corner.
*/
public boolean contains (int x, int y)
{
int puzX = getPuzzleX();
int puzY = getPuzzleY();
int w = getCurrentWidth();
int h = getCurrentHeight();
return (puzX <= x) && (x <= (puzX+w-1)) && (puzY <= y) && (y <= (puzY+h-1)) &&
(getAlpha(x-puzX, y-puzY) != 0);
}
/** Returns the alpha (transparency) value at the given coordinates in
* the current image data.
*/
protected int getAlpha (int x, int y)
{
int pixel = curData[y*curWidth + x];
return (pixel >> 24) & 0xff;
}
/** Returns whether this piece is located and oriented close enough to
* the given Piece to be fitted.
*/
public boolean isCloseTo (Piece piece)
{
// Check if pieces are aligned
int rot = getRotation();
int rotD = Math.abs (piece.getRotation() - getRotation());
rotD = Math.min (rotD, 360-rotD);
if (rotD > rotClose) return false;
// If we're here - pieces are aligned
int puzXD = getPuzzleX() - piece.getPuzzleX();
int puzYD = getPuzzleY() - piece.getPuzzleY();
int rotXD = getRotatedX() - piece.getRotatedX(rot);
int rotYD = getRotatedY() - piece.getRotatedY(rot);
return (Math.abs(puzXD-rotXD) <= posClose) && (Math.abs(puzYD-rotYD) <= posClose) ;
}
// Joining pieces -------------------------------------------------------
/** Checks whether any of this Piece's neighbors are located and oriented
* close enough to be joined to this one.
* @return an array of Pieces, or null if no neighbors were close enough;
* if the array is non-null, the first Piece will be the new one;
* subsequent Pieces will be the ones it was built from
*/
public Piece[] join ()
{
ArrayList close = new ArrayList();
Iterator iter = neighbors.iterator();
while (iter.hasNext()) {
Piece piece = (Piece) iter.next();
if (piece.isCloseTo (this))
{
close.add (piece);
}
}
if (close.size() == 0) return null;
// We can't just return the new MultiPiece, because the JigsawPuzzle
// needs to know what pieces the new one was formed from that are
// currently in its list. These might include other MultiPieces, which
// wouldn't be in the new Piece's subpiece list.
Piece newPiece = MultiPiece.join (this, close);
Piece[] ret = new Piece[close.size()+2];
ret[0] = newPiece;
ret[1] = this;
this.image.flush();
for (int i = 0; i < close.size(); i++) {
Piece piece = (Piece) close.get(i);
ret[i+2] = piece;
piece.image.flush();
}
System.gc();
return ret;
}
// Bevel drawing --------------------------------------------------------
/** Draws bevels on data. Check every opaque pixel's NW and SE
* neighbors. If NW is transparent and SE is opaque, brighten the
* central pixel. If it's the other way around, darken it. If both or
* neither are transparent, leave it alone.
*/
static void bevel (int[] data, int width, int height)
{
// Scan diagonal NW-SE lines. The first and last lines can be skipped.
for (int i = 0; i < width+height-3; i++)
{
int x = Math.max (0, i-height+2);
int y = Math.max (0, height-i-2);
boolean nw, c, se; // true iff that pixel is opaque
nw = c = se = false;
c = (((data[y*width+x] >> 24) & 0xff) > 0);
while ((x < width) && (y < height)) {
if ((x+1 < width) && (y+1 < height))
{
se = (((data[(y+1)*width+(x+1)] >> 24) & 0xff) > 0);
}
else
{
se = false;
}
if (c)
{
int datum = data[y*width+x];
if ( nw && !se)
{
data[y*width+x] = darker (datum);
}
if (!nw && se)
{
data[y*width+x] = brighter (datum);
}
}
nw = c;
c = se;
x++; y++;
}
}
}
// This mimics Color.brighter() and Color.darker(). They multiply or
// divide R/G/B by 0.7, and trim them to 0 or 255 if needed. I'm going
// to use 7/10 (so it's int arithmetic), and not use Math. I don't quite
// trust inlining yet. And I certainly don't want to make scads of Color
// objects for each pixel. It's bad enough these are methods, and not
// inlined in bevel().
static final int fn = 10;
static final int fd = 7;
static final int maxB = 255 * fd / fn;
static final int brighter (int val) {
int r = (val >> 16) & 0xff;
int g = (val >> 8) & 0xff;
int b = (val ) & 0xff;
// Black goes to #030303 gray
if ((r==0) && (g==0) && (b==0)) return 0xff030303;
r = (r < 3) ? 3 : r;
g = (g < 3) ? 3 : g;
b = (b < 3) ? 3 : b;
r = (r >= maxB) ? 255 : (r * fn / fd);
g = (g >= maxB) ? 255 : (g * fn / fd);
b = (b >= maxB) ? 255 : (b * fn / fd);
return ((((0xff00 | r) << 8) | g) << 8) | b;
}
static final int darker (int val) {
int r = (val >> 16) & 0xff;
int g = (val >> 8) & 0xff;
int b = (val ) & 0xff;
r = r * fd / fn;
g = g * fd / fn;
b = b * fd / fn;
return ((((0xff00 | r) << 8) | g) << 8) | b;
}
// 4-way rotation -------------------------------------------------------
/** Sets this Piece's rotated position and size, based on its current
* rotation. The entire puzzle is rotated about the origin, and then
* translated so that its new upper left corner is at the origin. Each
* piece's rotated position is then defined by its new upper left corner
* in the rotated puzzle.
*/
protected void setRotatedPosition()
{
int rot = getRotation();
switch (rot) {
case 0: rotatedX = imageX; rotatedY = imageY;
curWidth = origWidth; curHeight = origHeight;
break;
case 90: rotatedX = totalHeight-imageY-origHeight;
rotatedY = imageX;
curWidth = origHeight; curHeight = origWidth;
break;
case 180: rotatedX = totalWidth -imageX-origWidth;
rotatedY = totalHeight-imageY-origHeight;
curWidth = origWidth; curHeight = origHeight;
break;
case 270: rotatedX = imageY;
rotatedY = totalWidth -imageX-origWidth;
curWidth = origHeight; curHeight = origWidth;
break;
default: System.out.println ("sRotPos() can't handle rotation: "+rot);
}
}
/** Recomputes this Piece's current image data and size from its original
* image data and rotation.
*/
public void recomputeImageData()
{
setRotatedPosition();
if (rotation == 0) {
curData = (int[]) origData.clone();
} else if (rotation == 90) {
curData = new int[origData.length];
for (int i = 0; i < curWidth; i++) {
for (int j = 0; j < curHeight; j++) {
try {
curData[j*curWidth+i] = origData[(origHeight-i-1)*origWidth + j];
} catch (ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException ex) {
//System.out.println ("ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException");
//System.out.println (" olen="+origData.length+" clen="+curData.length);
//System.out.println (" i="+i+" j="+j);
//System.out.println (" orgW="+origWidth+" orgH="+origHeight);
//System.out.println (" curW="+ curWidth+" curH="+ curHeight);
//System.out.println (" cIdx="+ (j*curWidth+i)+" oIdx="+ ((origWidth-j-1)*origHeight + i));
throw new NullPointerException();
}
}
}
} else if (rotation == 180) {
curData = new int[origData.length];
for (int i = 0; i < curWidth; i++) {
for (int j = 0; j < curHeight; j++) {
curData[j*curWidth+i] = origData[(origHeight-j-1)*origWidth + (origWidth-i-1)];
}
}
} else if (rotation == 270) {
curData = new int[origData.length];
for (int i = 0; i < curWidth; i++) {
for (int j = 0; j < curHeight; j++) {
curData[j*curWidth+i] = origData[i*origWidth + (origWidth-j-1)];
}
}
}
bevel(curData, curWidth, curHeight);
image = Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit().createImage (
new MemoryImageSource (curWidth,curHeight, curData, 0, curWidth));
}
} |
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je dirais que il n'y a aucun controle de ce type dans le code que je vois a priori... mais devrais se trouver dans la classe qui gere les pieces ?!
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