Team Project

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Develop a Java program, JSketchPad, that can be used to create drawings that are composed of triangles and ovals. None of these figures are filled.

Your program MUST have the following functionality:

  1. Document your code using Javadoc comments! You will receive a grade of 0 or 1 on this element. Your project grade is the product of the documentation grade and the grade you receive for the rest of the project.
  2. The Triangle and Oval class that you develop must extend this abstract class: Shape.java
  3. (20 points) A fully menu-driven user interface, including (at a minimum) the following menu options:
  4. (20 points) Allow the user to draw triangles. The desired interaction is:
    1. User uses mouse clicks to mark vertices, and mouse drags to draw the sides of the triangle. An object corresponding to the triangle is instantiated and stored in an ArrayList of Shapes.

  5. (20 points) Allow the user to draw ovals using the mouse. The desired interaction is:

    1. User presses left mouse button to indicate top left corner of the rectangle that contains (is the bounding box for) the oval.
    2. User drags mouse to draw oval. The oval being drawn is visible during the drag operation.
    3. Mouse release marks the bottom right corner of the bounding rectangle. An object corresponding to the oval is instantiated and stored stored in an ArrayList of Shapes.

  6. (10 points) Minimizing the window and restoring it, or otherwise occluding the window, should not affect the drawing.

  7. (20 points) Allow the user to select one of the objects in the drawing. The desired interaction is:

    1. User chooses the Select menu option. Program enters selection mode.
    2. User clicks on the drawing. The object that contains the click-point is selected, and selected object turns red.
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  8. (20 points) Allow the user to cut the currently selected object. The object is removed from the ArrayList of Shapes.

  9. (20 points) Allow the user to store a textual representation of a drawing in a text file. Here is an example of reading and writing text files. Use a JFileChooser to select a file. (See section 13.7 of your text for an example illustrating the use of a JFileChooser).The text file must follow the format detailed below to describe the objects.
    1. Triangles are described as: T x1 y1 x2 y2 x3 y3 redValue greenValue blueValue. The x and y correspond to the coordinates of the 3 vertices of the triangle. The last three integers encode the color of the Triangle
    2. Ovals are described as: O topLeftX topLeftY width height redValue greenValue blueValue. The dimensions are those of the oval's bounding box. The last three integers encode the color of the Oval.
  10. (20 points) Load a stored drawing from a file and display it. The user should then be able to edit the drawing. Use a JFileChooser to select a file.Your program should be able to load any drawing that uses the format detailed above.
  11. (10 points) Conformance to the following coding conventions.
  12. (20 points) Some novel functionality that YOU choose to implement. How many points you get depends on the utility of the feature and the slickness of the implementation.