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package gnu.classpath.examples.CORBA.swing.x5;

import java.awt.Color;

import java.awt.Point;

import java.rmi.RemoteException;

/**

 * The implementation of the PlayerCommunicator, providing the local

 * functionality. Apart remote methods, the class also defines some local

 * methods, needed for the co-ordinated work with the game user interface.

 *

 * @author Audrius Meskauskas (AudriusA@Bioinformatics.org)

 */

public class PlayerImpl

  implements Player, State

{

  /**

   * The playing table.

   */

  PlayingDesk desk;

  /**

   * The state of this player (one of the constants, defined in the player

   * interface.

   */

  private int state = DISCONNECTED;

  /**

   * The other player.

   */

  Player partner;

  /**

   * Called when the local player refuses to continue the game.

   */

  public void leave()

  {

    try

      {

        if (state == I_THINK || state == I_WAIT_FOR_YOUR_MOVE)

          {

            partner.receive_chat(ChatConstants.REMOTE_PLAYER,

              "Your partner has left the game.");

            partner.disconnect();

          }

        else if (state == State.QUEUED)

          {

            if (desk.manager != null)

              desk.manager.unregister(desk.player);

            receive_chat(ChatConstants.SYSTEM,

              "Do not be so pessimistic, try to play first!");

          }

        set_current_state(State.DISCONNECTED);

        desk.frame.bChat.setEnabled(false);

        desk.frame.bLeave.setEnabled(false);

        desk.frame.bConnect.setEnabled(true);

        desk.frame.taUrl.setText(desk.frame.mior);

      }

    catch (RemoteException ex)

      {

        // We will print the exception because this is a demo application that

        // may be modified for learning purposes.

        ex.printStackTrace();

      }

  }

  /**

   * Called when we make the move. The PlayingTable is responsible for checking

   * the correctness of the move and detecting the victory.

   *

   * @param x x position of the new dot.

   * @param y y position of the new dot.

   *

   * @param victory array of two memebers, representing the endpoints of the

   * drawn line (victory detected) or null if no such yet exists.

   */

  public void we_move(int x, int y, Point[] victory)

  {

    try

      {

        set_current_state(I_WAIT_FOR_YOUR_MOVE);

        partner.receive_move(x, y, victory);

      }

    catch (RemoteException ex)

      {

        // We will print the exception because this is a demo application that

        // may be modified for learning purposes.

        ex.printStackTrace();

        state = ERROR;

      }

  }

  /**

   * Set the current state.

   */

  public void set_current_state(int new_state)

  {

    state = new_state;

    if (state == DISCONNECTED)

      {

        setStatus("Disconnected");

      }

    else if (state == I_THINK)

      {

        setStatus("Our move");

      }

    else if (state == I_WAIT_FOR_YOUR_MOVE)

      {

        setStatus("Partner's move");

      }

    else if (state == ERROR)

      {

        setStatus("Error.");

      }

    else if (state == I_HAVE_LOST)

      {

        setStatus("We lost");

      }

    else if (state == I_HAVE_WON)

      {

        setStatus("Victory");

      }

    else if (state == QUEUED)

      {

        setStatus("Queued");

      }

    else

      {

        setStatus("State " + state);

      }

    boolean connected = state != State.DISCONNECTED;

    desk.frame.bConnect.setEnabled(!connected && state != State.QUEUED);

    desk.frame.bReset.setEnabled(connected);

    desk.frame.bLeave.setEnabled(connected);

    desk.frame.bChat.setEnabled(connected);

  }

  /**

   * Show the state in the status line.

   */

  public void setStatus(String status)

  {

    desk.frame.lbState.setText(status);

  }

  /**

   * Receive the invitation to play from the patner or the game manager.

   *

   * @param address the address (host and port) of the remote partner.

   * @param youStart if true, the game manager instructs to start the game first

   * (another side is instructed to start the game second).

   *

   * Game server may also chat a little bit with both players, saying that the

   * game has started.

   *

   * @return true on success.

   */

  public boolean start_game(Player otherPlayer, boolean youStart)

    throws RemoteException

  {

    partner = otherPlayer;

    desk.reset();

    if (youStart)

      {

        set_current_state(I_THINK);

      }

    else

      {

        set_current_state(I_WAIT_FOR_YOUR_MOVE);

      }

    desk.frame.taUrl.setText("");

    return true;

  }

  /**

   * Get the state of the local player (one of the constants, defined in this

   * interface).

   */

  public int get_current_state()

    throws RemoteException

  {

    return state;

  }

  /**

   * Receive the chat message from the friend or challenge server (remote).

   * Possible at any state, always remote.

   *

   * @param color the color code, used to highlight the message.

   * @param text the message text.

   */

  public void receive_chat(byte color, String text)

    throws RemoteException

  {

    if (color >= ChatConstants.colors.length)

      color = ChatConstants.REMOTE_PLAYER;

    desk.frame.talk(ChatConstants.colors[color], text);

  }

  /**

   * Indicated that the remote side leaves the game (capitulating).

   */

  public void disconnect()

    throws RemoteException

  {

    desk.frame.talk(Color.red, "The partner leaves the game.");

    partner = null;

    set_current_state(DISCONNECTED);

    desk.frame.taUrl.setText(desk.frame.mior);

  }

  /**

   * Receive friends move (possible at I_WAIT_FOR_YOUR_MOVE).

   *

   * @param x grid position.

   * @param y grid position.

   * @param victory if not a null, the friend thinks that it has won, the

   * parameter containing the ends of the builded line.

   */

  public void receive_move(int x, int y, Point[] victory)

    throws RemoteException

  {

    // The state changes are handled by the PlayingTable

    desk.friendsMove(x, y, victory);

  }

}