/* 
   A small applet that shows mulitple copies of the string "Java!"
   in random colors, at random locations, and in a number of fonts
   on a black background.  Strings are added one-by-one, then removed
   in the reverse order.  Then the process is repeated.
   
   David Eck
   Deparment of Mathematics and Computer Science
   Hobart and William Smith Colleges
   Geneva, NY 14456
   eck@hws.edu
   
   This version of the applet is based on a generic animation applet
   defined in SimpleAnimationApplet.java.  (An earlier version was not.)
*/

import java.awt.*;

public class JavaPops extends SimpleAnimationApplet {

   static final String str = "Java!";   // the string to display 
   static final int maxJavas = 20;      // number of instances of the string to be displayed
   
   Font[] fontList;          // various fonts to be used for displaying the string  (set up in init())
   FontMetrics[] fm;         // FontMetrics for each font in fontList
   
   int[] x, y;               // (x[i],y[i]) is position of i-th instance of string
   int[] font;               // font[i] is index in fontList[] of i-th instance of string
   Color[] color;            // color[i] is color used for i-th instance   
   
   public void init() {
   
      setFrameCount(2*maxJavas);      // set up SimpleAnimationApplet variables
      setMillisecondsPerFrame(200);
   
      setBackground(Color.black);

      x = new int[maxJavas];
      y = new int[maxJavas];
      font = new int[maxJavas];
      color = new Color[maxJavas];
      
      fontList = new Font[5];   // create fonts for displaying the string
      fontList[0] = new Font("TimesRoman",Font.BOLD,24);
      fontList[1] = new Font("TimesRoman",Font.BOLD,42);
      fontList[2] = new Font("TimesRoman",Font.BOLD,60);
      fontList[3] = new Font("TimesRoman",Font.BOLD+Font.ITALIC,24);
      fontList[4] = new Font("TimesRoman",Font.BOLD+Font.ITALIC,42);
            
      fm = new FontMetrics[fontList.length];
      for (int i=0; i<fontList.length; i++) {
         fm[i] = getFontMetrics(fontList[i]);
      }
          
   }


   public void drawFrame(Graphics g) {
         // A frame shows a number of randomly colered, sized, and positioned strings on
         // a black background.  For frame numbers 0 to maxJavas - 1, a new string is
         // added.  For frame numbers maxJavas to 2*maxJavas - 1, one of the strings is
         // removed.
      int width = getWidth();
      int height = getHeight();
      boolean ascending;  // true if a string is to be added in this frame
      ascending = getFrameNumber() < maxJavas; 
      int javaCt;    // number of strings in this frame
      javaCt = (ascending? getFrameNumber() : 2*maxJavas - getFrameNumber() - 1);
      if (ascending) {  // add an instance of the string with random color, location, font
         font[javaCt] = (int)(fontList.length * Math.random());
         int strlen = fm[font[javaCt]].stringWidth(str);
         int strasc = fm[font[javaCt]].getAscent();
         int minx = -(strlen / 2);
         int miny = strasc / 2;
         int maxx = width + minx;
         int maxy = height + miny;
         x[javaCt] = (int)(minx + Math.random()*(maxx-minx));
         y[javaCt] = (int)(miny + Math.random()*(maxy-miny));
         color[javaCt] = new Color((float)Math.random(), (float)Math.random(), (float)Math.random());
      }
      g.setColor(Color.black);  // start with a black background
      g.fillRect(0,0,width,height);
      for (int i = 0; i<javaCt; i++) {  // draw all the string instances
          g.setFont(fontList[font[i]]);
          g.setColor(color[i]);
          g.drawString(str,x[i],y[i]);
      }
   }

}  // end of applet