import java.awt.*;
import java.applet.*;
import Circle;
import Square;
import DrawingAssistant;

/**
 * A simple test of my various drawing mechanisms.  Draws a lot of
 * random squares.  Note that as we resize the window, the picture
 * gets redrawn and takes up the appropriate amount of space.
 *
 * @author Samuel A. Rebelsky
 * @version 1.0 of February 1999
 */
public class Pixelation
  extends Applet
{
  /**
   * Paint a picture.
   */
  public void paint(Graphics g) {
    // Determine how many copies of each pixel to draw in each cycle.
    int pixelsPerCycle = 300;
    // Determine how many drawing cycles to use.  We use cycles so
    // that we can get colors on top of colors (e.g., red on top of
    // blue on top of red).
    int cycles = 5;
    // Determine the size of the pixel.
    int pixelSize = 10;
    // Create something to help us draw.
    DrawingAssistant fred = new DrawingAssistant();

    // Paint again and again
    for (int i = 0; i < cycles; ++i) {
      // Note that there's a lot more blue than anything else.
      fred.drawRandom(new Square(pixelSize,Color.blue), pixelsPerCycle, g);
      fred.drawRandom(new Square(pixelSize,Color.white), pixelsPerCycle, g);
      fred.drawRandom(new Square(pixelSize,Color.black), pixelsPerCycle, g);
      fred.drawRandom(new Square(pixelSize,Color.red), pixelsPerCycle, g);
      fred.drawRandom(new Square(pixelSize,Color.blue), pixelsPerCycle, g);
      fred.drawRandom(new Square(pixelSize,Color.green), pixelsPerCycle, g);
      fred.drawRandom(new Square(pixelSize,Color.yellow), pixelsPerCycle, g);
      fred.drawRandom(new Square(pixelSize,Color.blue), pixelsPerCycle, g);
    }
  } // paint(Graphics)
} // class SimpleDrawing