/**
* Displays the window, allowing the MiniGame application to start accepting user input and allow
* the user to actually play the game.
*/
public void startGame() {
// DISPLAY THE WINDOW
window.setVisible(true);
// LET'S NOW CORRECT THE WINDOW SIZE. THE REASON WE DO THIS
// IS BECAUSE WE'RE USING null LAYOUT MANAGER, SO WE NEED TO
// SIZE STUFF OURSELVES, AND WE WANT THE WINDOW SIZE TO BE THE
// SIZE OF THE CANVAS + THE BORDER OF THE WINDOW, WHICH WOULD
// INCLUDE THE TITLE BAR. THIS IS CALLED THE WINDOW'S INSETS
Insets insets = window.getInsets();
int correctedWidth = data.getGameWidth() + insets.left + insets.right;
int correctedHeight = data.getGameHeight() + insets.top + insets.bottom;
window.setSize(correctedWidth, correctedHeight);
}
/**
* This should initialize and setup all GUI components. Note that it will invoke the
* custom-implemented initGUIControls method, which the game developer must provide to setup
* buttons.
*/
private void initGUI() {
// INITIALIZE OUR GUI DATA STRUCTURES
guiButtons = new TreeMap();
guiDecor = new TreeMap();
guiDialogs = new TreeMap();
// WE'LL LAYOUT EVERYTHING USING PIXEL COORDINATES
window.setLayout(null);
// GUI CONTROLS ARE SETUP BY THE GAME DEVELOPER
// USING THIS FRAMEWORK
initGUIControls();
// ULTIMATELY, EVERYTHING SHOULD BE INSIDE THE CANVAS
window.add(canvas);
canvas.setBounds(0, 0, data.getGameWidth(), data.getGameHeight());
}
