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    Default problem with including contructor in method

    Hi
    I am making a sokoban game following the tutorial by ChicoTutoProg on youtube.
    He says that he forgot to add the function ChargerLevel() in the constructor. the problem is that I added the method chargerlevel() but but my program is not running as it should be. can someone please guide me to what may be the problem.

    I've attached the file that I am working on.
    Capture3.JPGCapture1.JPG


    ps: in capture1, the game should look like that.
    capture 2 is my code, where I added the method chargerlevel();
    capture 3 is what my game looks like
    package marioSokobanGame;
    02	 
    03	import java.awt.Color;
    04	import java.awt.Font;
    05	import java.awt.Frame;
    06	import java.awt.Graphics;
    07	import java.awt.Graphics2D;
    08	import java.awt.Rectangle;
    09	import java.awt.event.KeyEvent;
    10	import java.awt.event.KeyListener;
    11	import java.io.FileReader;
    12	import java.util.ArrayList;
    13	 
    14	import javax.swing.JPanel;
    15	 
    16	import marioSokoban.MenuFrame;
    17	 
    18	public class GameBoard extends JPanel implements KeyListener{
    19	     
    20	    String Game[][] = new String[12][12];
    21	    int Level = 1;
    22	    private static ArrayList<Mur> Murs;
    23	    private static ArrayList<Objectif> Objectifs;
    24	    private static ArrayList<Caisse> Caisses;
    25	    Mur mur;
    26	    Mario mario;
    27	    Objectif objectif;
    28	    Caisse caisse;
    29	    Font levelFont = new Font("SansSherif", Font.BOLD, 30);
    30	    FileReader fr;
    31	    Frame Gframe;
    32	        
    33	     
    34	    public void ChargerLevel(){
    35	        try{
    36	            fr = new FileReader("Maps/level" + Level + ".level");
    37	            int x = 0, y = 0, i =0;
    38	             
    39	            Murs = new ArrayList<Mur>();
    40	            Caisses = new ArrayList<Caisse>();
    41	            Objectifs = new ArrayList<Objectif>();
    42	             
    43	            while ((i = fr.read()) != -1){
    44	                char strImg = (char) i;
    45	                 
    46	                if (strImg == '0'){
    47	                    Game[x][y] = "MUR";
    48	                    mur = new Mur(x*34,y*34);
    49	                    Murs.add(mur);
    50	                     
    51	                }
    52	                else if (strImg == '1'){
    53	                    Game[x][y] = "MARIO";
    54	                    mario = new Mario(x*34,y*34);
    55	                }
    56	                else if (strImg == '2'){
    57	                    Game[x][y] = "CAISSE";
    58	                    caisse = new Caisse(x*34,y*34);
    59	                    Caisses.add(caisse);
    60	               }
    61	                else if (strImg == '3'){
    62	                    Game[x][y] = "OBJECTIF";
    63	                    objectif = new Objectif(x*34,y*34);
    64	                    Objectifs.add(objectif);
    65	               }
    66	                else if (strImg == ' '){
    67	                    Game[x][y] = null;
    68	                }
    69	                 
    70	                else if (strImg == '\r'|| strImg == '\n'){
    71	                    x--;
    72	                }
    73	                if(x==11){
    74	                    y++;
    75	                    x =0;
    76	                }
    77	                else{
    78	                    x++;
    79	                }
    80	                 
    81	            }
    82	        }
    83	                     
    84	        catch (Exception ex){}
    85	        repaint();
    86	         
    87	    }


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    Default Re: problem with including contructor in method

    Well, you don't even have a constructor...

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    Default Re: problem with including contructor in method

    Hi
    What do you mean? where/what should I type?

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    Default Re: problem with including contructor in method

    May not be directly related to your problem, but one should never allow Exceptions to fall through the cracks. At the very least print out the stack trace.
    try{
    //do something
     
    }catch (Exception ex){
        ex.printStackTrace();
    }

    And to answer your question above, I recommend reading the following:
    http://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutori...structors.html

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    Default Re: problem with including contructor in method

    hi it gives the same result.

    can you tell me how i can add the constructor.

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    Default Re: problem with including contructor in method

    how i can add the constructor.
    See the link in post#4
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    Default Re: problem with including contructor in method

    Hi
    i ve the constructor added, right?
    public GameBoard(Frame gf){
            ChargerLevel();
            Gframe = gf;
     
     
            setFocusable(true);
            addKeyListener((KeyListener) this);
     
        }

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    Default Re: problem with including contructor in method

    That looks like a constructor. Does it compile and execute without errors?
    You should not have to cast the KeyListener.
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