/*

File: Jabberwocky.java

Author: Kenneth L Moore

Purpose: Class (template) for Jabberwocky Monster. Can be instantiated in

an Applet only.

*/

import java.awt.*;

import java.applet.*;

public class Jabberwocky {

// internal display properties

private Font myFont = new Font("Arial", Font.BOLD, 24);

private boolean displayFlag = false, feedFlag=false;// display feed or info

// Attributes of Jabberwocky: note these variable can not be accessed

// directly by the programmer instantating (creating the object)

// Jabberwocky.

private boolean hungry = false;

private String color;

private String sex;

// methods to access instance variables.

public void setSex(String ss){

sex = ss;

};

public void setColor(String cs){

color = cs;

};

public boolean getHungry(){

return hungry;

};

public void setHungry(boolean hflag){

hungry = hflag;

};

public void setDisplayFlag(boolean dflag){

// if set, paint displays status of Jabberwocky

displayFlag = dflag;

};

public void setFeedFlag(boolean fflag){

// if set, paint displays eating behavior

feedFlag = fflag;

};

/*

The following method can only be called by paint to function

properly. It needs the current applet graphics variable to

draw to.

*/

public void displayAttr (Graphics g) {

g.setFont(myFont);

if(displayFlag){

// show attributes

g.drawString(" You have a " + color + " " + sex +".",10,70);

// display inverse of hungry to coincide with toggle logic

g.drawString(" It is " + !hungry + " that your",10,95);

g.drawString(" JABBERWOCKY is hungry!",10,120);

}

else if(feedFlag){

// show feeding behavior

if(hungry){

g.drawString(" Mmmmm... A peasant!",10,70);

}

else if(!hungry){

g.drawString(" Not hungry... Will be next time!",10,70);

}

}

};

}