import java.awt.*;

/**
 * Title: GameBoard<p>
 * Description: The gameboard panel displays the playing area for 
 * Pancet, a game applet.  It is divided into four sections, each
 * one displaying the image of a bowl containing zero to eight balls.
 * The contents of the bowls is represented by subsituting bowl images.<p>
 *
 * Copyright: Copyright (c) 2004<p>
 *
 * @author Mark Bondurant
 * @version 3.0
 */

class GameBoard extends Panel implements GameConstants {
    private BowlCanvas bowlCanvas[];

   /**
    * This sets up the initial game board showing four empty
    * bowls.
    */
    GameBoard(Image bowl0) {
        bowlCanvas = new BowlCanvas[4];
        setLayout(new GridLayout(2, 2));
        setFont(new Font("Helvetica", Font.BOLD, 12));
        setBackground(Color.white);

        bowlCanvas[0] = new BowlCanvas(bowlName[0], bowl0,
                        bowlLabelLocation[0][0], bowlLabelLocation[0][1]);
        add(bowlCanvas[0]);

        bowlCanvas[1] = new BowlCanvas(bowlName[1], bowl0,
                        bowlLabelLocation[1][0], bowlLabelLocation[1][1]);
        add(bowlCanvas[1]);

        bowlCanvas[3] = new BowlCanvas(bowlName[3], bowl0,
                        bowlLabelLocation[3][0], bowlLabelLocation[3][1]);
        add(bowlCanvas[3]);

        bowlCanvas[2] = new BowlCanvas(bowlName[2], bowl0,
                        bowlLabelLocation[2][0], bowlLabelLocation[2][1]);
        add(bowlCanvas[2]);
    }

    synchronized void setImage(int bowl, Image b) {
        bowlCanvas[bowl].setImage(b);
    }
}