/*
 * Filename:	Yard.java
 * Created on 	Sep 19, 2006
 * 
 * Course:		ITK 168
 * Semester:	Fall 2006
 */

import becker.robots.*;

/**
 * Yard is intended to be used with Becker's robot classes.
 * 
 * This class builds a City using RectangleCity. Objects of this type
 * have a yard surrounded by a rectangular fence. The sides of this fence
 * may be even or odd length. The yard is placed by passing the street 
 * and avenue of the northwest corner and the width and height. The yard
 * is filled with grass (yellow things).
 * 
 * There is a house inside the yard. The house is placed by passing the 
 * the street and avenue of the northwest corner and the width and height.
 * 
 * 
 * @author Shirley White
 */

public class Yard extends RectangleCity
{

	/**
	 * 
	 * @param yardAve - avenue of notrhwest corner of yard
	 * @param yardStreet - streen of northwest corner of yard
	 * @param yardWidth - width of yard
	 * @param yardHeight - height of yard
	 * @param houseAve - avenue of notrhwest corner of house
	 * @param houseStreet - streen of northwest corner of house
	 * @param houseWidth - width of house 
	 * 		- make sure this is small enough to fit in the yard 
	 * 		- always even if no extra credit
	 * @param houseHeight - height of house 
	 * 		- make sure this is small enough to fit in the yard 
	 * 		- always even if no extra credit
	 */
	public Yard(int yardAve, int yardStreet, int yardWidth, int yardHeight,
			int houseAve, int houseStreet, int houseWidth, int houseHeight)
	{
		super(yardStreet + yardHeight +1, yardAve + yardWidth +1);
		// make yard
		this.makeRectangle(yardStreet, yardAve, yardHeight, yardWidth);
		// fill yard with grass
		for(int i=yardStreet; i<yardStreet+yardHeight; i++)
		{
			for(int j=yardAve; j<yardAve+yardWidth; j++)
			{
				new Thing(this, i, j);
			}
		}
		// place house
		this.makeRectangle(houseStreet, houseAve, houseHeight, houseWidth);
		
	}
	
}