/* Generated by Together */

import java.io.*;
import java.util.Vector;
import java.awt.Dimension;
import java.awt.image.ImageObserver;

/*
 * This class provides methods for the main frame to get the components of the
 * game.  When a MainFrame is created, it is passed one of these.  Basically,
 * by using different GameSetup instances, the game can take on many different
 * forms with the same "standard" mechanism around it.
 *
 * Students will be given this class and the various interfaces in code format.
 * My implmentations of all the other classes will only be distributed in compiled,
 * .jar format.  Over the course of the semester, the students will modify the
 * methods of this class and write their own implementations of the basic
 * interfaces to provide the behavior of the game.
 */
public class GameSetup {
    /**
     * The constructor for GameSetup is where you load in files and set up
     * variables that will be used for the rest of the game.
     */
    public GameSetup() {
        // Load in the map.
		firstScreen=new BasicScreen();

        // Setup basic variables.
        localPlayer=new BasicPlayer(new Location(firstScreen,10,10));
        firstScreen.addEntity(localPlayer);
        priorityQueue=new ListBasedPriorityQueue();

        // Set up the original queue.
        priorityQueue.add(localPlayer);
    }

    /**
     * Returns the instance of your Player subclass that should be used in this game.
     */
    public Player getLocalPlayer() {
        return localPlayer;
    }

    /**
     * Return the priority queue that you are using for the game.  You will write
     * two of these during the semester.
     */
    public static PriorityQueue getPriorityQueue() {
        return priorityQueue;
    }

    /**
     * Tells the display class is this game has a scrolling background.  I have
     * not done that much testing on the scrolling backgrounds.  They should work,
     * but there are no promises.  Debugging for you will probably be easier if
     * you can see the whole screen anyway.
     */
    public boolean getScrolling() {
        return false;
    }

    /**
     * This method tells the display class if the images in the game should be
     * scaled.  If you turn this off, you can get better performance, but you
     * won't be able to use different window sizes.  You will also have to make
     * sure that all your blocks use the same image size and alter the method
     * below this to return the size of the image that should be expected for
     * a single block.
     * @return Whether images should be scaled for this game.
     */
    public boolean getScaling() {
        return true;
    }

    private Player localPlayer=null;
	private static PriorityQueue priorityQueue=null;
    private Screen firstScreen;
}