Yeab Wondimu Sam ballmer - Lakeside School
Yeab Wondimu Sam ballmer - Lakeside School
Yeab Wondimu Sam ballmer - Lakeside School
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<strong>Yeab</strong> <strong>Wondimu</strong><br />
<strong>Sam</strong> <strong>ballmer</strong>
Original Goal:<br />
Full Black Jack table with cards and<br />
player information.<br />
Entirely GUI<br />
Buttons for Hit and Stay<br />
Betting button / Input box<br />
All text through the Jpanel instead of<br />
Terminal Terminal.
Final Goals:<br />
Graphics:<br />
Grid Formation displaying each players cards (no<br />
table)<br />
Di Display l Pl Player chip hi count t and d name<br />
User interaction with terminal to input data.<br />
Hit and stay as well as bet run through the terminal<br />
Only 2 players and then the dealer<br />
Print out information to Jpanel. Jpanel<br />
No splitting double pairs!
Original Design:<br />
Main<br />
Create Deck and Cards<br />
Basic Blackjack math<br />
Create Images and JFrame<br />
Deck<br />
Arra ArrayList List for Cards<br />
Shuffle and Deal<br />
Card<br />
Parameter for suit, value, img<br />
Access methods
Adjusted Design:<br />
Player Class<br />
EVERYTHING!<br />
Card Panel<br />
Load Graphics<br />
Create Players<br />
Main<br />
Turn/Check Method<br />
Creates Deck<br />
Dealer Method<br />
Deck<br />
CConstructs t t Cards C d<br />
Reconstruct Method<br />
Card
Layout
Collaboration<br />
Code all written together<br />
<strong>Yeab</strong> specialized Graphics<br />
<strong>Sam</strong> specialized background<br />
calculations<br />
Much more efficient and effective
Graphical User Interface<br />
The main component of the GUI is the<br />
JFrame:<br />
Creates a frame in which you can add<br />
visual elements (buttons, labels, images,<br />
etc.)<br />
JPanel – Panel on top of the frame that<br />
repaints all the visual elements<br />
Buttons – Problems with separation of<br />
classes and implementing buttons
Early GUI
Player Class<br />
Player Class was the glue of the<br />
program<br />
Filled with accessor methods<br />
Used ArrayList to store the Cards for<br />
each player’s player s hand<br />
Accessor Methods for Setting and<br />
Accessing bet values, values getting card<br />
values from the arraylist
CardPanel Class<br />
Pros and Cons of implementing<br />
Graphics in two different classes<br />
PaintComponent method – Difficulty of<br />
drawing graphics from other classes<br />
PaintComponent method – Solution to<br />
repaint problem
Problems we Encountered<br />
Aces – 1or11? 1 or 11?<br />
Face Cards – Creating face cards to<br />
have a value of 10 through a loop<br />
Balance between JFrame and<br />
Console/Terminal<br />
GUI v. Text Based – Conflict between<br />
two
Problems with GUI<br />
Importing Images on JFrame without<br />
JPanel<br />
Repainting p g the JFrame with the images g<br />
(or lack thereof)<br />
Issues with loops in other classes (not<br />
allowing the JPanel to repaint)<br />
Thread.sleep<br />
Splitting up the GUI into 2 different<br />
classes (problems with buttons)
Other Problems
THE END
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