Assig5 Phase 1.java

/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 
Nautilus Group
Caleb Allen
Daisy Mayorga
David Harrison
Dustin Whittington
Michael Cline
CST 338
M5: GUI Card Java Program
30 May 2017

PURPOSE
Over several phases, we will be using the classes we wrote from M3 (Card, Hand, and Deck) and adding to those classes
the a GUI framework.  To do this we will use some additional classes and create some of our own.

This is the first phase out of three.  This first phase will allow us to debug the problem of reading the .gif files
and displaying them on a JFrame without any excess logic or class complexity.  These .gif files represent the front
card images and the back card image.
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import javax.swing.*;
import java.awt.*;

public class Assig5
{
   // static for the 57 icons and their corresponding labels
   // normally we would not have a separate label for each card, but
   // if we want to display all at once using labels, we need to.

   static final int NUM_CARD_IMAGES = 57; // 52 + 4 jokers + 1 back-of-card image
   static Icon[] icon = new ImageIcon[NUM_CARD_IMAGES];

   static void loadCardIcons()
   {
      // build the file names ("AC.gif", "2C.gif", "3C.gif", "TC.gif", etc.)
      // in a SHORT loop. For each file name, read it in and use it to
      // instantiate each of the 57 Icons in the icon[] array.
      int cardNumber = 0;
      for (int j = 0; j <= 3; j++)
      {
         for (int k = 0; k <= 13; k++)
         {
            icon[cardNumber] = new ImageIcon("images/" + turnIntIntoCardValue(k) + turnIntIntoCardSuit(j) + ".gif");
            cardNumber++;
         }
      }
      icon[cardNumber] = new ImageIcon("images/BK.gif");
   }

   // turns 0 - 13 into "A", "2", "3", ... "Q", "K", "X"
   static String turnIntIntoCardValue(int k)
   {
      switch (k)
      {
      case 0:
         return "A";
      case 1:
         return "2";
      case 2:
         return "3";
      case 3:
         return "4";
      case 4:
         return "5";
      case 5:
         return "6";
      case 6:
         return "7";
      case 7:
         return "8";
      case 8:
         return "9";
      case 9:
         return "T";
      case 10:
         return "J";
      case 11:
         return "Q";
      case 12:
         return "K";
      case 13:
         return "X";
      }
      return "A";
   }

   // turns 0 - 3 into "C", "D", "H", "S"
   static String turnIntIntoCardSuit(int j)
   {
      switch (j)
      {
      case 0:
         return "C";
      case 1:
         return "D";
      case 2:
         return "H";
      case 3:
         return "S";
      }
      return "S";
   }

   // a simple main to throw all the JLabels out there for the world to see
   public static void main(String[] args)
   {
      int k;

      // prepare the image icon array
      loadCardIcons();

      // establish main frame in which program will run
      JFrame frmMyWindow = new JFrame("Card Room");
      frmMyWindow.setSize(1150, 650);
      frmMyWindow.setLocationRelativeTo(null);
      frmMyWindow.setDefaultCloseOperation(JFrame.EXIT_ON_CLOSE);

      // set up layout which will control placement of buttons, etc.
      FlowLayout layout = new FlowLayout(FlowLayout.CENTER, 5, 20);
      frmMyWindow.setLayout(layout);

      // prepare the image label array
      JLabel[] labels = new JLabel[NUM_CARD_IMAGES];
      for (k = 0; k < NUM_CARD_IMAGES; k++)
         labels[k] = new JLabel(icon[k]);

      // place your 3 controls into frame
      for (k = 0; k < NUM_CARD_IMAGES; k++)
         frmMyWindow.add(labels[k]);

      // show everything to the user
      frmMyWindow.setVisible(true);
   }
}