GTSchoolShit/CS1322/p6/Krystian/MoveablePiece.java

/**
 * CS1322: Programming Assignment #6 - Fall 2002
 *
 * <PRE>
 * IDBox for: MoveablePiece.java
 *
 * Revisions: 1.0 Nov. 21, 2002
 *              Created the MoveablePiece class
 *
 * </PRE>
 *
 * Collaboration statement:
 *   "I worked on the homework assignment alone, using only              
 *    course materials." 
 *
 * @author 
 <A HREF="mailto:gtg142g@mail.gatech.edu">Roland Krystian Alberciak</A>
 * @version Version 1.0, Nov. 21, 2002
 */

// imports are listed above IDBox

/**
 * MODEL.
 * MoveablePiece. MoveablePiece is abstract and extends GamePiece. 
 * This class will be the super class of both Ghost and Pacman. 
 */

public abstract class MoveablePiece extends GamePiece
{
  /** Debug value for toggling System.out.* output */
  public static boolean DEBUG = false;
  public static boolean DEBUG_MAIN = false;

  /* 
  // =======================================================================
  // Constructors
  // =======================================================================
  */

  /**
   * Constructor 1. Specified default-overriding constructor for MoveablePiece.
   * @param void No parameters.
   * @return MoveablePiece instance/object.
   *
  public MoveablePiece()
  {

  } //end of MoveablePiece()
  */

  /**
   * Constructor 2. Specified default-overloading constructor for MoveablePiece.
   * @param x the location along the x-axis.
   * @param y the location along the y-axis. 
   * @return MoveablePiece instance/object.
   */
  public MoveablePiece( int x, int y )
  {
    super(x,y); //Chains to the super constructor. (GamePiece)
  } //end of MoveablePiece(int, int)


  /* 
  // =======================================================================
  // Methods which override class Object methods
  // =======================================================================
  */


  /**
   * Equal instance comparison. Compares if two instances are equal.
   * @param o object-type reference of (hopefully) an MoveablePiece.
   * @return boolean whether objects are equal.
   *
  public boolean equals (Object o)
  {

  } //end of equals(Object)
  */

  /**
   * toString instance printer. Prints properties of MoveablePiece.
   * @return System.out.println(MoveablePiece instance) instance print.
   *
  public String toString()
  {

  } //end of toString()
  */

  /* 
  // =======================================================================
  // Class specific methods local to this instance
  // =======================================================================
  */


  /* 
  // =======================================================================
  // Methods dealing directly with the data within this instance
  // (accessors, modifiers, etc) 
  // =======================================================================
  */


  /**
   * move. Moves the GamePiece.
   * Takes in an int representing a direction.  In this
   * method the piece is "moved".  
   * (The piece has it's x or y location modifed accordingly.)
   * Remember: (0,0) is the top left corner of the board.
   * @param direction direction to move GamePiece.
   * Is either NORTH, EAST, SOUTH, or WEST from P6Constants.
   * Represents up, right, down and left respectively.
  */

  public void move( int direction )
  {   
    switch (direction)
      {
      case (P6Constants.NORTH):
	super.setX(  getX() );
	super.setY( (getY()-1) );
	break;
      case (P6Constants.EAST):
	super.setX( (getX()+1) );
	super.setY( getY() );
	break;
      case (P6Constants.SOUTH):
	super.setX( getX() );
	super.setY( (getY()+1) );
	break;
      case (P6Constants.WEST):
	super.setX( (getX()-1) );
	super.setY( getY() );
	break;
      default:
	System.out.println("An error in possible directions");
      } //endswitch

    /*
    if (direction == NORTH)      
      this( getX(), getY()-1 );
    else if (direction == EAST)
      this( getX()+1, getY() );
    else if (direction == SOUTH)
      this( getX(), getY()+1 );
    else if (direction == WEST)
      this( getX()-1,getY() );
    else
      System.out.println("An error in possible directions");
    */
  }


  /* 
  // =======================================================================
  // Private Variables local to this instance
  // =======================================================================
  */


  /* 
  // =======================================================================
  // Main method (overrides this commenting system for readibility reasons)
  // =======================================================================
  */

  /**
   *  Debugging main for class MoveablePiece.  
   *  This method will rigorously test my code.
   *
   *  <br><br>
   *  @param args a String array of command line arguments.
   */
  public static void main(String[] args)
  {

   if ( (args.length==1) && (args[0].equals("-db") ) )
     DEBUG_MAIN=true; //else leave false: ignore input.

   if (DEBUG_MAIN) 
{ // NOTE: This {} encapsulates most of main and is leftmost margin as a flag.
  // redundant ifs left in, in case the main if(DEBUG) statement was ommitted,
  //  this would then print out neat output, as an example of real running.

 

  

   if (DEBUG) System.out.println("end main(String[] args) call:");
} //end of DEBUG if    
    
  } //end of main(String[] args)

} //end of class MoveablePiece