/**
 *	File:	PokerChip.java
 *	Author:	Robert Banagale
 *	Last Modified:	March 2001
 *	Description:	This file contains Information about the Poker Chip object.
 */

import java.awt.*;
import javax.swing.*;

public class PokerChip extends JPanel
{
	private static final int RED 	= 1;				//	Chip Color Identifiers.
	private static final int BLUE 	= 2;
	private static final int GREEN 	= 3;
	private static final int COMP	= 4;
	private static final int EMPTY 	= 0;				//	Non-existant chip.
	

	private static final int ZERO_VALUE		= 0;		//	Non-existant chip.

	private static final int CHIPWIDTH	= 70;
	private static final int CHIPHEIGHT	= 70;

	public int chipValue;		//	The Chip's Value
	public int chipColor;		//	The Chip's Color
	
	public void setChipColor(int passedInColor)			//	Sets a chip's Color
	{
		this.chipColor = passedInColor;
	}	//	setChipType(1)

	public void setChipValue(int passedInValue)			//	Sets a chip's Value
	{
		this.chipValue = passedInValue;
	}	//	setChipValue(1)

	public int getChipColor()							//	Accesses a chip's Color
	{
		return this.chipColor;
	}	//	getChipColor()

	public int getChipValue()							//	Accesses a chip's Value
	{
		return this.chipValue;
	}	//	getChipValue()

	public void paintComponent(Graphics g)				//	Painting method
	{
		super.paintComponent(g);
		g.setColor(Color.black);				//	Give the Chip a Border
		g.fillOval(9,1,(CHIPWIDTH + 2),(CHIPHEIGHT + 2));
		if (this.getChipColor() == RED)			//	Check and Set Chip Color
			g.setColor(Color.red);
		if (this.getChipColor() == BLUE)
			g.setColor(Color.blue);
		if (this.getChipColor() == GREEN)
			g.setColor(Color.green);
		if (this.getChipColor() == EMPTY)
			g.setColor(Color.gray);
		g.fillOval(10,2,CHIPWIDTH,CHIPHEIGHT);	//	Draw the Chip
		g.setColor(Color.black);
		if (this.getChipValue() != ZERO_VALUE)	//	Draw the Chip's value.
			g.drawString(Integer.toString(this.getChipValue()),33,43);
	}
}	//	PokerChip.java