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    Exclamation Can anyone please help me with this java code for minesweeper game!

    Hey everyone, this is a minesweeper java code im working on right at the moment.
    I'm coding the game on JGRASP.


    Can anyonee please help me finish the codee ...it would be a great help!

    PLEASE ...

    __________________________________________________ ____________________________

    // LOTS OF STUFF TO IMPORT FROM SWING AND FROM AWT
       import javax.swing.JFrame;     // swing is newer graphics package
       import javax.swing.JPanel;
       import javax.swing.JMenuItem;
       import javax.swing.JMenu;
       import javax.swing.JMenuBar;
       import javax.swing.BoxLayout;
       import javax.swing.JButton;
       import javax.swing.JLabel;
       import javax.swing.JTextArea;
       import javax.swing.JComboBox;
       import javax.swing.JPanel;
       import javax.swing.BorderFactory;
       import javax.swing.border.*;
       import javax.swing.JComponent;
     
       import java.awt.Container;    // abstract windowing toolkit
       import java.awt.Graphics;
       import java.awt.event.WindowAdapter;    // for WindowListener()
       import java.awt.event.WindowEvent;
       import java.awt.Font;
       import java.awt.Color;
       import java.awt.FlowLayout;
       import java.awt.BorderLayout;
       import java.awt.GridLayout;
       import java.awt.Dimension;
       import java.awt.event.*;  // for the WindowEvent object
       import java.util.Random;
     
     
    ////////////////////////////  CLASS WITH MAIN  /////////////////////////////
       public class MastermindTemplate2011Jan9
       {
          public static void main (String[] args)
          {
             // set up my window to display the output of the program
     
             // create the window -- top level container for all other objects
             Mastermind mastermind = new Mastermind();  
             mastermind.setDefaultCloseOperation(JFrame.EXIT_ON_CLOSE);
          }
       }
    ///////////////////////////////  END  MAIN  ////////////////////////////////

    /////////////  CLASSES WITH WINDOWS GENERATED FROM THE MENU  ///////////////
      /*****************************************************************
       * This class builds the about JFrame.
       *****************************************************************/
       class AboutScreen extends JFrame
       {
          AboutScreen()
          {
             setTitle("About");
             setLocation(300, 300);
             setSize(300, 200);
     
             JPanel pane = (JPanel) getContentPane();  // returns reference to a container object & JPanel is subclass---Container -> JComponent -> JPanel
     
             pane.add(new JTextArea("MASTERMIND GAME\n\nCreated in August 2009\n by K. Cogswell\nVersion 2.00: January 2011"));
     
             setResizable(false);
             setVisible(true);
          }
       }

      /*****************************************************************
       * This class builds the instruction JFrame.
       *****************************************************************/
       class InstructionsScreen extends JFrame
       {
          InstructionsScreen()
          {
             setTitle("Instructions");
             setLocation(300, 300);
             setSize(300, 200);
     
             JPanel pane = (JPanel) getContentPane();  // returns reference to a container object & JPanel is subclass---Container -> JComponent -> JPanel
     
             pane.add(new JTextArea(" MASTERMIND GAME\n\nThere are 4 coloured pegs chosen to guess.  \n"+
                                    "  Pick 4 colours to guess and then press the guess \n"+
                                    "  button.  You will be given four circles as a \n"+
                                    "  response.  Any black circles indicate that you have\n"+
                                    "  a correctly coloured peg in a correct position.\n"+
                                    "  Any yellow circle indicates that you have a peg the \n"+
                                    "  correct colour in the wrong position.  Try to guess \n"+
                                    "  all four coloured pegs in the correct position."));
     
             setResizable(false);
             setVisible(true);
          }
       }
    /////////////////////////  END OF CLASSES FOR MENU WINDOWS  //////////////////

    ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
    //////////////////////   M A S T E R M I N D   C L A S S  /////////////////////////////
    ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
      /*****************************************************************
       * This class builds the JFrame object of the mastermind game.
       *****************************************************************/
       class Mastermind extends JFrame implements ActionListener
       {
          // create the centre panel to add to the contentPane in the constructor
          PlayingBoard pegs = new PlayingBoard();	
     
    		// Declare variables for the combo boxes
          JComboBox guess1 = new JComboBox(pegs.colours);
          JComboBox guess2 = new JComboBox(pegs.colours);
          JComboBox guess3 = new JComboBox(pegs.colours);
          JComboBox guess4 = new JComboBox(pegs.colours);
          JLabel endOfGameMessage = new JLabel("    ");
     
    		// array to store the colours to guess
          Color[] secretPattern = new Color[4];
     
          // the gameOver flag is used to store the state that the game is in 
          // this flag prohibits the player from continuing to guess 
          // once they complete the game
          boolean gameOver = false;
     
         /*****************************************************************
          * CONSTRUCTOR for the Mastermind class -- design the window
          *****************************************************************/
          Mastermind() 
          {
             // set values for the Mastermind JFrame
             setTitle("Mastermind");
             setSize(300, 600);   // width is first argument, height is second 
     
             // set up the pattern to guess 
             makeSecretPattern();
             //System.out.println(secretPattern[0]+" "+secretPattern[1]+" "+secretPattern[2]+" "+secretPattern[3]+" ");
     
     
             //Adding a MenuBar
             JMenuBar menuBar;
             JMenu menu,menu2;
             JMenuItem menuItem0,menuItem1,menuItem2,menuItem3,menuItem4;
     
             //Creating the menu bar.
             menuBar = new JMenuBar();
     
             //Building the first menu.
             menu = new JMenu("File");
             menuBar.add(menu);
             menu.setBorder(new javax.swing.border.BevelBorder(javax.swing.border.BevelBorder.RAISED));
     
             //Building the second Menuitem for the first menu
             menuItem0 = new JMenuItem("New Game");
             menu.add(menuItem0);
             menuItem0.addActionListener(this);
             menuItem0.setBorder(new javax.swing.border.BevelBorder(javax.swing.border.BevelBorder.RAISED));
     
             //Building the second Menuitem for the first menu
             menuItem2 = new JMenuItem("Exit");
             menu.add(menuItem2);
             menuItem2.addActionListener(this);
             menuItem2.setBorder(new javax.swing.border.BevelBorder(javax.swing.border.BevelBorder.RAISED));
     
             //Building the second menu.
             menu2 = new JMenu("Help");
             menuBar.add(menu2);
             menu2.setBorder(new javax.swing.border.BevelBorder(javax.swing.border.BevelBorder.RAISED));
     
             //Building the first Menuitem for the first menu
             menuItem3 = new JMenuItem("About");
             menu2.add(menuItem3);
             menuItem3.addActionListener(this);
             menuItem3.setBorder(new javax.swing.border.BevelBorder(javax.swing.border.BevelBorder.RAISED));
     
             //Building the first Menuitem for the first menu
             menuItem4 = new JMenuItem("Instructions");
             menu2.add(menuItem4);
             menuItem4.addActionListener(this);
             menuItem4.setBorder(new javax.swing.border.BevelBorder(javax.swing.border.BevelBorder.RAISED));
     
     
             ///////////////// TOP PANEL -- create the northPanel  ////////////////////////////      
             JLabel blankLine = new JLabel("  ");
             JLabel question = new JLabel("What colours would you like to guess?");
     
             // put the combo boxes together and add them to the button panel
             JPanel northPanel = new JPanel();
             northPanel.setLayout(new GridLayout(4,1)); 
             northPanel.add(menuBar);
             northPanel.add(blankLine);
             northPanel.add(question);
             JPanel myGuess = new JPanel();
             myGuess.setLayout(new GridLayout(1,4,10,10));
             myGuess.add(guess1);
             myGuess.add(guess2);
             myGuess.add(guess3);
             myGuess.add(guess4);
             northPanel.add(myGuess); 
     
     
             /////////////////// BOTTOM PANEL -- create the southPanel  ////////////////////////////
             JPanel southButtonPanel = new JPanel();
             southButtonPanel.setLayout(new FlowLayout());
             JButton guessButton =  new JButton("Make Guess");
             JButton resetButton = new JButton("Reset");
             southButtonPanel.add(guessButton);
             southButtonPanel.add(resetButton);
             guessButton.addActionListener(this);
             resetButton.addActionListener(this);
             JPanel southPanel = new JPanel();
             southPanel.setLayout(new GridLayout(2,1));
             southPanel.add(endOfGameMessage);
             southPanel.add(southButtonPanel);
     
     
             ///////////////// CONTENT PANE ////////////////////////////////////////
             JPanel pane = (JPanel) getContentPane();  
             pane.setLayout(new BorderLayout(10,10));
     
             // Add 3 panels created above to the contentPane   
             pane.add("North", northPanel);
             pane.add("Center", pegs);   
             pane.add("South", southPanel);
     
             //pack();
             setLocationRelativeTo(null);
             setVisible(true);
          }  //END OF CONSTRUCTOR
     
         /*****************************************************************
          * ACTION LISTENER EVENTS for the Mastermind class
          *****************************************************************/
          public void actionPerformed (ActionEvent e)
          {
             if (e.getActionCommand().equals("About"))
                new AboutScreen();
     
             if (e.getActionCommand().equals("Exit"))
                System.exit(0);
     
             if (e.getActionCommand().equals("Instructions"))
                new InstructionsScreen();  
     
             if (e.getActionCommand().equals("Reset") || e.getActionCommand().equals("New Game"))
             {
                pegs.guessNumber = 0;
                pegs.blankScreen();
                makeSecretPattern();
                endOfGameMessage.setText("           ");
                gameOver = false;  
             }
     
             if (e.getActionCommand().equals("Make Guess"))
             {
                if (gameOver)
                   endOfGameMessage.setText("      Press RESET to play a new game.");
                else if (pegs.guessNumber < 10)
                {
                   pegs.guessNumber++;
                   pegs.makeGuess(pegs.myColour[guess1.getSelectedIndex()], pegs.myColour[guess2.getSelectedIndex()], pegs.myColour[guess3.getSelectedIndex()], pegs.myColour[guess4.getSelectedIndex()]);
                   if(pegs.correctGuess(secretPattern))
                   {  
                      Font font = new Font("Verdana", Font.BOLD, 18);
                      endOfGameMessage.setFont(font);
                      endOfGameMessage.setForeground(Color.BLUE);
                      endOfGameMessage.setText("     YOU WON!  GREAT GAME");
                      gameOver = true;
                   }
                }
                else // player ran out of guesses before secret pattern was found
                {
                   // print the guesses message
                   pegs.showAnswer(secretPattern);
                   endOfGameMessage.setText("       Sorry, you ran out of guesses");
                   gameOver = true;
                }
             }
          }  // END OF ACTION PERFORMED
     
     
         /****************************************************************************
          * SET UP A COLOUR PATTERN TO GUESS this is done within the Mastermind class
          ****************************************************************************/
          public void makeSecretPattern()
          {
             int k=0;
             Random generate = new Random();
     
             // Choose colours to set (random selection)
             k = generate.nextInt(6);
             secretPattern[0] = pegs.myColour[k];
             k = generate.nextInt(6);
             secretPattern[1] = pegs.myColour[k];
             k = generate.nextInt(6);
             secretPattern[2] = pegs.myColour[k];
             k = generate.nextInt(6);
             secretPattern[3] = pegs.myColour[k];
     
             // print the secret colour pattern for debugging purposes
             System.out.print("The secret pattern: ");
             pegs.printColourPattern(secretPattern); 
             System.out.println(); 
          }
     
     
       }  // END OF CLASS Mastermind
    ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

    ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
    ////////////////////   P L A Y I N G B O A R D   C L A S S  ///////////////////////////
    ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
      /************************************************************************************
       * This class controls the guesses and contains the paint method to paint the pegs.
       ***********************************************************************************/
       class PlayingBoard extends JComponent   // Guesses is a subclass of JComponent so we inherit paint() method
       {
          public int guessNumber = 0;
          public static final Color BROWN = new Color(0x40, 0x40, 0x00);
          public String[] colours = {"blue", "red", "green", "yellow", "brown", "pink"};
          public Color [] myColour = {Color.blue, Color.red, Color.green, Color.yellow, BROWN, Color.pink};
     
          static final int ROWS = 11;
          static final int COLS = 4;
     
          private boolean reset = false;
          private Color[][] allGuesses = new Color[ROWS][COLS];  // 10 rows of 4
          private Color[][] responses = new Color[ROWS][COLS];
          private boolean showTheAnswer = false;
          private boolean FILL = true;
          private boolean NO_FILL = false;
     
         /*****************************************************************
          * CONSTRUCTOR method for the PlayingBoard class.
          *****************************************************************/
          public PlayingBoard()
          {
     
          }
     
     
    	 /*************************************************************************
         * Method to print the colour pattern for debugging purposes.
    	  *************************************************************************/
          public void printColourPattern(Color[] patternToPrint)
          {
             for (int i=0 ; i<4 ; i++)
                for (int j=0 ; j< myColour.length ; j++)
                   if (myColour[j] == patternToPrint[i])
                      System.out.print (colours[j] + " ");
     
              System.out.println();  
          }
     
     
    	 /*************************************************************************
         * Wrapper method used to incorporate the colour and fill attribute into
         * the drawing of the rectangle.
    	  *************************************************************************/
    	  private void rect (Graphics g, boolean fill, Color c, int x, int y, int width, int height)
    	  {
    	    g.setColor(c);
           if (fill)
    	 	   g.fillRect(x, y, width, height);
           else
             g.drawRect(x, y, width, height);
    	  }	  
     
         /*************************************************************************
         * Wrapper method used to incorporate the colour and fill attribute into
         * the drawing of the oval.
         *************************************************************************/
       	private void oval (Graphics g, boolean fill, Color c, int x, int y, int xRadius, int yRadius)
       	{
       		g.setColor(c);
            if (fill)
       		   g.fillOval(x, y, xRadius, yRadius);
            else
                g.drawOval(x, y, xRadius, yRadius);
       	}	
     
         /*************************************************************************
         * Wrapper method used to incorporate the colour and font size for a new
         * text item.
         *************************************************************************/
       	private void writeText (Graphics g, int fontSize, String str, Color c, int x, int y)
       	{
             g.setColor(c);
             Font largeSerifFont = new Font("Serif", Font.PLAIN, fontSize);
             g.setFont(largeSerifFont);
             g.drawString(str, x, y);        // 20 pixels from the left and 350 pixels below the top
       	}    
     
         /***************************************************************************
          * Method to ASSIGN COLOURS TO THE ARRAY method for the PlayingBoard class.
          ***************************************************************************/
          public void makeGuess(Color guess1, Color guess2, Color guess3, Color guess4)
          {
             allGuesses[guessNumber-1][0] = guess1;
             allGuesses[guessNumber-1][1] = guess2;
             allGuesses[guessNumber-1][2] = guess3;
             allGuesses[guessNumber-1][3] = guess4;
             repaint();
          }
     
         /***************************************************************************
          * Display the correct colour combination
          ***************************************************************************/
          public void showAnswer(Color[] secretPattern)
          {
             showTheAnswer = true;
             allGuesses[ROWS-1][0] = secretPattern[0];
             allGuesses[ROWS-1][1] = secretPattern[1];
             allGuesses[ROWS-1][2] = secretPattern[2];
             allGuesses[ROWS-1][3] = secretPattern[3];
     
             repaint();
          }
     
     
         /***************************************************************************
          * Print some DEBUGGING messages 
          ***************************************************************************/   
          private void debugMessage(int[] responsePegs, Color[] secretPattern)
          {
             System.out.print("Guess: ");
             printColourPattern(allGuesses[guessNumber-1]);
     
             System.out.print("Actual: ");
             printColourPattern(secretPattern);
     
             System.out.println("Pegs set:  "+responsePegs[0]+responsePegs[1]+responsePegs[2]+responsePegs[3]);
     
             System.out.println();
          }
     
     
         /***************************************************************************
          * Record the black and grey pegs that are determined to be the answer.
          * Called from "correctGuess()" method below.
          ***************************************************************************/   
          private void recordResponses(int[] responsePegs)
          {
             // clear out the responses array 
             for (int i = 0 ; i<4 ; i++)
                responses[guessNumber-1][i]=null;
     
             // set up the responses array
             // WRITE CODE FOR THIS METHOD
     
          }
     
     
         /***************************************************************************
          * Check to see what they got right and set the grey and black pegs
          ***************************************************************************/   
          public boolean correctGuess(Color[] secretPattern)
          {
             int sum = 0;
             int[] responsePegs = new int[4];  // set flag to 2 if correct colour and position
                                   // set flag to 1 if correct colour 
             boolean[] pegCounted = {false, false, false, false};
     
     
    			// BLACK PEG LOGIC -- check each peg to see if the position matches the colour 
    			// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------     
             // WRITE CODE FOR THIS METHOD   
     
     
    			// GREY COLOR LOGIC
    			// ----------------
             // check for number of correct colour guesses
             // WRITE CODE FOR THIS METHOD
     
             // For debugging, print out some information
             debugMessage(responsePegs, secretPattern);
     
     
             // now that we have determined what pegs we need, copy them into the responses ARRAY
             recordResponses(responsePegs);
     
    			// WINNING COMBINATION - return true if correct, false if incorrect
    			// -------------------	 
                return false;
     
          } // end of correctGuess method
     
     
         /***************************************************************************
          * RESET BUTTON WAS PRESSED, SO BLANK THE SCREEN
          ***************************************************************************/   
          public void blankScreen()
          {
             guessNumber = 0;
             repaint();
             reset = false;
          }
     
     
         /***************************************************************************
          * PAINT THE SCREEN WITH ALL OF THE GUESSES MADE
          ***************************************************************************/   
          public void paint (Graphics g)   // graphic object g stores all information on the graphic
          {
             try
             {
                // Draw a box around the peg board
                rect (g, NO_FILL, Color.black, 10, 0, 270, 373);
     
                if (!reset && guessNumber !=0 )
                {
                   for (int j=0 ; j < guessNumber ; j++)
                   {
                      for (int i=0;i<=3;i++)
                         oval(g, FILL, allGuesses[j][i], (i+5)*15, 30*(j+1), 10, 20);
     
                      for (int k=0 ; k<=3; k++)
                      {
                         if (responses[j][k] == null)
                         {
                            oval(g, NO_FILL, Color.darkGray, (k+10)*15, 30*(j+1)+5, 10, 10);
                         }
                         else
                         {
                            oval(g, NO_FILL, Color.darkGray, (k+10)*15, 30*(j+1)+5, 10, 10);
                            oval(g, FILL, responses[j][k], (k+10)*15, 30*(j+1)+5, 10, 10);
                         }
                      }
     
                   }
                }
                // show the answer if the player gives up or runs out of guesses
                if (showTheAnswer)    
                {
                   // 20 pixels from the left and 350 pixels below the top  
                   writeText(g, 14, "Answer:", Color.orange.darker(), 20, 350);  
     
     
                   // Paint the 4 hidden colours 
                   for (int i=0;i<=3;i++)
                      oval(g, FILL, allGuesses[ROWS-1][i], (i+5)*15, 30*(11), 10, 20);
     
                   // reset the flag
                   showTheAnswer = false;
                }
             }
                catch (ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException aioobe)
                {
                   writeText(g, 40, "Index is out of bounds.", Color.orange.darker(), 150, 50); 
                }
          }
       }
    ///////////////////////  END OF PLAYINGBOARD CLASS  //////////////////////////////////


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    Default Re: Can anyone please help me with this java code for minesweeper game!

    It will be easy to help you if you can specify where exactly stuck.
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    Default Re: Can anyone please help me with this java code for minesweeper game!

    That's not how this works. Nobody is going to simply finish the code for you, and almost nobody will want to read that wall of code.

    Help us help you. Ask a specific question. Boil your problem down to an SSCCE (that's a link) that demonstrates where you got stuck, and we'll go from there.
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    Default Re: Can anyone please help me with this java code for minesweeper game!

    okay ..so this is what i need help in ....so the code above is basically the program itself ..
    but i need help in writing the code for the 'pegs' in the playing board class.

    Can someone please help me with this ..for the text highlighted in red, thats what i need help with ..

    /***************************************************************************
          * Record the black and grey pegs that are determined to be the answer.
          * Called from "correctGuess()" method below.
          ***************************************************************************/   
          private void recordResponses(int[] responsePegs)
          {
             // clear out the responses array 
             for (int i = 0 ; i<4 ; i++)
                responses[guessNumber-1][i]=null;
     
             // set up the responses array
            [COLOR="Red"] // WRITE CODE FOR THIS METHOD[/COLOR]
     
          }


    /***************************************************************************
          * Check to see what they got right and set the grey and black pegs
          ***************************************************************************/   
          public boolean correctGuess(Color[] secretPattern)
          {
             int sum = 0;
             int[] responsePegs = new int[4];  // set flag to 2 if correct colour and position
                                   // set flag to 1 if correct colour 
             boolean[] pegCounted = {false, false, false, false};
     
     
                // BLACK PEG LOGIC -- check each peg to see if the position matches the colour 
                // ---------------------------------------------------------------------------     
             [COLOR="red"]// WRITE CODE FOR THIS METHOD [/COLOR]  
     
     
                // GREY COLOR LOGIC
                // ----------------
             // check for number of correct colour guesses
             [COLOR="red"]// WRITE CODE FOR THIS METHOD[/COLOR]
     
             // For debugging, print out some information
             debugMessage(responsePegs, secretPattern);
     
     
             // now that we have determined what pegs we need, copy them into the responses ARRAY
             recordResponses(responsePegs);
     
                // WINNING COMBINATION - return true if correct, false if incorrect
                // -------------------   
                return false;
     
          } // end of correctGuess method

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    Default Re: Can anyone please help me with this java code for minesweeper game!

    imho, it feels like you're just asking us to finish the code for you, rather then getting us to help you understand a problem you have.

    If you aren't, it would be great if you could explain what the "responses array" is supposed to do; it isn't clear from the comments what it's supposed to do exactly. It would also be useful to explain what Black Pegs, Grey pegs, and what a winning combination is. Without all this information and, most importantly, without you telling us what you don't understand, we can't help you and it will feel like you're just asking us to finish it for you. If you want better help from anyone, you should also read this before asking another question: How To Ask Questions The Smart Way

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    Default Re: Can anyone please help me with this java code for minesweeper game!

    Like dpek said, you're just dumping your code here and asking for somebody to finish it. Again, that's not how this works.

    You can't just say "WRITE CODE FOR THIS METHOD" and expect any help.

    What have you tried? Where are you stuck? What exactly are you trying to do? What worked, what didn't work? How didn't it work? Be specific.
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