Thread: Wheel of Fortune - Simple Game

Well my Java class has been assigned to design a basic Wheel of Fortune game !! Sounds fun right? WRONG!! LoL.. Here is the thing, we have each been given a portion of the game to code, I got the -Update Player Data- portion.. I don't know if I should do this as a seperate .java or .class file from the main game.java or if I can simply add this to the current code?? I have to be able to Add/Subtract Points (Money), 1st Time Reset Points (money) to Zero, and 1st Enter Player Name .... I think I know how I need to code this, JButton, JLabel... right? Or am I looking at this incorrectly?? Right now we have a base to work with.. see below.. Thanks for the help!!

import java.awt.*; import java.awt.event.*; import java.text.DecimalFormat; import java.util.Random; import javax.swing.*;   @SuppressWarnings("serial") public class Game extends JFrame {  	private JLabel gameLogoJLabel;	private JLabel testDataJLabel;	private JPanel letterOptionsJPanel;	private JPanel puzzleJPanel;    	JButton[][] grid; //names the array of buttons	JButton[][] puzzleGrid; private static final char[] TotalAlphabet = {'A','B','C','D','E','F','G'	,'H','I','J','K','L','M','N'	,'O','P','Q','R','S','T','U'	,'V','W','X','Y','Z'};//Display in window for JButtons private char[] puzzleChars = new char[60];	// no-argument constructor	public Game(){	createUserInterface();	}  	private void createUserInterface(){	// get content pane for attaching GUI components  	Container contentPane = getContentPane();	contentPane.setBackground(Color.BLACK);	contentPane.setLayout( null ); //JScrollPane scrollBar=new JScrollPane(contentPane,JScrollPane.VERTICAL_SCROLLBAR_ALWAYS,JScrollPane.HORIZONTAL_SCROLLBAR_ALWAYS);  	testDataJLabel = new JLabel();	testDataJLabel.setBounds(850,250,200,18);	//testDataJLabel.setBackground(Color.WHITE);	testDataJLabel.setForeground(Color.WHITE); contentPane.add(testDataJLabel);  	letterOptionsJPanel = new JPanel();	letterOptionsJPanel.setBounds(50,250,670,100);	letterOptionsJPanel.setLayout(new GridLayout(2,13));	grid=new JButton[2][13]; //allocate the size of grid int count = 0;//for Alphabet assignment for(int r=0; r<2; r++){ for(int c=0; c<13; c++){ grid[r][c]=new JButton(""+TotalAlphabet[count]+""); grid[r][c].setActionCommand("disable");     grid[r][c].addActionListener(new ActionListener(){	public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent event){	gridactionPerformed(event);	} }); letterOptionsJPanel.add(grid[r][c]); //adds button to grid count++; } }	contentPane.add(letterOptionsJPanel);  	puzzleJPanel = new JPanel();	puzzleJPanel.setBounds(50,360,900,200);	puzzleJPanel.setLayout(new GridLayout(3,20));	String puzzleString = "Can you guess what it is";	int puzzleLength = puzzleString.length();    	int spacesBegin = puzzleLength;	for(int letters = 0;letters < 60; letters++)	{	if (letters >= spacesBegin)	{	puzzleChars[letters]=' ';	}	else	{	puzzleChars[letters]=puzzleString.charAt(letters);	}	}  	testDataJLabel.setText(puzzleString);	puzzleGrid=new JButton[3][20]; //allocate the size of grid     int puzzlecount = 0;//for Alphabet assignment   for(int r=0; r<3; r++){ for(int c=0; c<20; c++){ puzzleGrid[r][c]=new JButton(""+puzzleChars[puzzlecount]+""); puzzleGrid[r][c].setActionCommand("disable");     puzzleJPanel.add(puzzleGrid[r][c]); //adds button to grid puzzlecount++; } }       contentPane.add(puzzleJPanel);     gameLogoJLabel = new JLabel(); gameLogoJLabel.setIcon(new ImageIcon("C:/Users/jamesb/Downloads/Wheel_of_Fortune/board.png")); gameLogoJLabel.setBounds(50,15,800,232); gameLogoJLabel.setHorizontalAlignment(JLabel.CENTER); contentPane.add(gameLogoJLabel);     // set properties of application's window	setTitle( "Wheel of Fortune" ); // set title bar string	setSize( 1105, 800 ); // set window size	setVisible( true ); // display window    	} // end createUserInterface   public void gridactionPerformed(ActionEvent e) {	JButton passedButton =(JButton) e.getSource();	String letter = passedButton.getText();	if (letter.equals("A") )	grid[0][0].setEnabled(false);	else if (letter.equals("B"))	grid[0][1].setEnabled(false);	else if (letter.equals("C"))	grid[0][2].setEnabled(false);	else if (letter.equals("D"))	grid[0][3].setEnabled(false);	else if (letter.equals("E"))	grid[0][4].setEnabled(false);	else if (letter.equals("F"))	grid[0][5].setEnabled(false);	else if (letter.equals("G"))	grid[0][6].setEnabled(false);	else if (letter.equals("H"))	grid[0][7].setEnabled(false);	else if (letter.equals("I"))	grid[0][8].setEnabled(false);	else if (letter.equals("J"))	grid[0][9].setEnabled(false);	else if (letter.equals("K"))	grid[0][10].setEnabled(false);	else if (letter.equals("L"))	grid[0][11].setEnabled(false);	else if (letter.equals("M"))	grid[0][12].setEnabled(false);	else if (letter.equals("N"))	grid[1][0].setEnabled(false);	else if (letter.equals("O"))	grid[1][1].setEnabled(false);	else if (letter.equals("P"))	grid[1][2].setEnabled(false);	else if (letter.equals("Q"))	grid[1][3].setEnabled(false);	else if (letter.equals("R"))	grid[1][4].setEnabled(false);	else if (letter.equals("S"))	grid[1][5].setEnabled(false);	else if (letter.equals("T"))	grid[1][6].setEnabled(false);	else if (letter.equals("U"))	grid[1][7].setEnabled(false);	else if (letter.equals("V"))	grid[1][8].setEnabled(false);	else if (letter.equals("W"))	grid[1][9].setEnabled(false);	else if (letter.equals("X"))	grid[1][10].setEnabled(false);	else if (letter.equals("Y"))	grid[1][11].setEnabled(false);	else if (letter.equals("Z"))	grid[1][12].setEnabled(false);     }  	// main method	public static void main( String args[] ){	Game application = new Game();	application.setDefaultCloseOperation( JFrame.EXIT_ON_CLOSE );  	} // end method main   } // end Game class

Depends upon the requirements. If you are required to do with Buttons and Labels etc, then use else, there can be many other ways too.

Originally Posted by Mr.777

Depends upon the requirements. If you are required to do with Buttons and Labels etc, then use else, there can be many other ways too.

I would like there to be a button at the least to reset the current player total ... but I'm thinking this should all be included with the 'New Game' module.. Because clicking the 'New Game' button will reset so maybe that will call to my module as well... but also have it separate?

Ok... here is my start..

public void initBoard(int player) { players[player].initMyBoard(locInPuzzleBoard); }     public void execute() { for ( int i = 0; i < players.length; i++ ) { try { players[i] = new Player( server.accept(), this, i ); players[i].start(); } catch( IOException e ) { e.printStackTrace(); System.exit(1); } } players[0].setTurn(); }