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gui: draw tool cursor using fillRect rather than drawLine

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this should help with higher-resolution displays where the stroke
behavior can be unpredictable. It works better to use filled
shapes which are more predictable.
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Jason Long 2014-08-02 20:31:49 -04:00
parent d6a295cbe7
commit bf25532d01
1 changed files with 12 additions and 10 deletions
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src/micropolisj/gui/MicropolisDrawingArea.java
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@ -219,20 +219,22 @@ public class MicropolisDrawingArea extends JComponent
int y1 = (toolCursor.rect.y + toolCursor.rect.height) * TILE_HEIGHT;
gr.setColor(Color.BLACK);
gr.drawLine(x0-1,y0-1,x0-1,y1-1);
gr.drawLine(x0-1,y0-1,x1-1,y0-1);
gr.drawLine(x1+3,y0-3,x1+3,y1+3);
gr.drawLine(x0-3,y1+3,x1+3,y1+3);
gr.fillRect(x0-1, y0-1, x1-(x0-1), 1);
gr.fillRect(x0-1, y0, 1, y1-y0);
gr.fillRect(x0-3, y1+3, x1+4-(x0-3), 1);
gr.fillRect(x1+3, y0-3, 1, y1+3-(y0-3));
gr.setColor(Color.WHITE);
gr.drawLine(x0-4,y0-4,x1+3,y0-4);
gr.drawLine(x0-4,y0-4,x0-4,y1+3);
gr.drawLine(x1, y0-1,x1, y1 );
gr.drawLine(x0-1,y1, x1, y1 );
gr.fillRect(x0-4, y0-4, x1+4-(x0-4), 1);
gr.fillRect(x0-4, y0-3, 1, (y1+4)-(y0-3));
gr.fillRect(x0-1, y1, x1+1-(x0-1), 1);
gr.fillRect(x1, y0-1, 1, y1-(y0-1));
gr.setColor(toolCursor.borderColor);
gr.drawRect(x0-3,y0-3,x1-x0+5,y1-y0+5);
gr.drawRect(x0-2,y0-2,x1-x0+3,y1-y0+3);
gr.fillRect(x0-3, y0-3, x1+1-(x0-3), 2);
gr.fillRect(x1+1, y0-3, 2, y1+1-(y0-3));
gr.fillRect(x0-1, y1+1, x1+3-(x0-1), 2);
gr.fillRect(x0-3, y0-1, 2, y1+3-(y0-1));
if (toolCursor.fillColor != null) {
gr.setColor(toolCursor.fillColor);