// Dr. Dale
// August 20, 2019
// Homework #0: Good Coding Standards through Ch2 
// Each mouse press moves a pair of glasses to the right
// Each exit resets by moving glasses back to start; ready to move

import objectdraw.*;
import java.awt.*;
public class MovingSpecsClient extends WindowController{
  public static void main(String[]args){
    new MovingSpecsClient().startController(800,250);
  }

  // glasses frames made of a thicker 'brow' over each eye & a bridge piece
  private FilledRect eyeLeft,eyeRight,bridge;         

  // each bit of 'glass' is surrounded by a frame as well.  
  //   use two ovals each to make each just a bit thicker...
  private FramedOval  left1, left2, 
                     right1,right2; 

  public void begin(){

    // although user has been told 'clicking' makes things happen,
    //   implementation will actually use a press to make it run more smoothly
    Text msg1 = new Text("Clicking makes things happen.", 10,10,canvas);
    Text msg2 = new Text("Exiting will reset."          , 10,40,canvas);
    msg1.setFontSize( 20 );
    msg2.setFontSize( 20 );
    msg1.setColor( Color.BLUE );
    msg2.setColor( Color.BLUE );

    eyeLeft=new FilledRect(  55, 80,   50, 5,canvas);
    left1  =new FramedOval(  50, 80,   60,50,canvas);
    left2  =new FramedOval(  51, 81,   58,48,canvas);

    eyeRight=new FilledRect( 125, 80,   50, 5,canvas);
    right1  =new FramedOval( 120, 80,   60,50,canvas);
    right2  =new FramedOval( 121, 81,   58,48,canvas);
    
    bridge  =new FilledRect( 105,100,   20, 5,canvas);

  }

  public void onMousePress(Location p){

    eyeLeft.move ( 10, 0 );
    left1.move   ( 10, 0 );
    left2.move   ( 10, 0 );

    eyeRight.move( 10, 0 );
    right1.move  ( 10, 0 );
    right2.move  ( 10, 0 );

    bridge.move  ( 10, 0 );
  }

  // reset by 
  //       clearing the canvas 
  //       calling begin method, explicitly this time!
  public void onMouseExit(Location p){
    canvas.clear();
    begin();
  }

}