This Java project, App.java, is a simple drawing tool that allows users to draw various shapes on a frame by clicking buttons. It utilizes the Factory pattern to handle the creation of different shapes and introduces a ShapeFactory class for managing the creation process.
The application consists of a JFrame (window) with a drawing panel, buttons for different shapes, a toolbar, and a color selection panel. Users can select a shape by clicking the corresponding button and then click on the drawing panel to create instances of that shape.
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Drawing Shapes: Click on the buttons (Circle, Rectangle, Line, Triangle, Star, Hexagon) to select a shape, then click on the drawing panel to create instances of the selected shape.
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Color Selection: Click on the "Choose Color" button to open a color chooser dialog and select the color for the shapes.
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Save Drawing: Click on the "Save" button to save the drawing as a PNG image. The user can choose the file location and specify the file name.
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Select Shape: Click on one of the shape buttons in the toolbar to choose the shape you want to draw.
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Draw Shapes: Click on the drawing panel to create instances of the selected shape.
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Change Color: Click on the "Choose Color" button to change the color of the shapes.
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Save Drawing: Click on the "Save" button to save the drawing as a PNG image.
The project consists of a SamplePanel class (drawing panel) within the App class. The SamplePanel class handles mouse events and drawing shapes on the panel. The ShapeFactory class is used to create different shape objects based on user input.
- Java's AWT and Swing libraries are used for GUI components and drawing.
- The project includes icons for each shape in the "../icon/" directory.
- Compile and run the Java program using a Java compiler.
javac App.java
java App- The application window will appear, and you can start drawing shapes.
Contributions to the project are welcome. Feel free to open issues, submit pull requests, or suggest improvements.