//  SinglePictureApplication.java  (c) Kari Laitinen

//  http://www.naturalprogramming.com/

//  2007-02-08  File created.
//  2007-02-08  Last modification.

//  This program demonstrates how a Java application can show pictures.
//  The picture files (e.g. .jpg or .png) files must be in the same
//  folder where the Java program (i.e. the .class file) is located.

import java.awt.* ;
import javax.swing.* ;

class SinglePictureFrame extends JFrame
{
   Image  picture_to_show ;

   static final int FRAME_WIDTH   =  800 ;
   static final int FRAME_HEIGHT  =  400 ;

   public SinglePictureFrame()
   {
      setTitle( "SinglePictureFrame" ) ;
      setSize( FRAME_WIDTH, FRAME_HEIGHT ) ;

      Toolkit toolkit  =  Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit() ;

      picture_to_show  =  toolkit.getImage( 
                                    "governor_arnold_schwarzenegger.jpg" ) ;  

      setDefaultCloseOperation( JFrame.EXIT_ON_CLOSE ) ;
   }

   public void paint( Graphics graphics )
   {
      super.paint( graphics ) ;

      int picture_width   =  picture_to_show.getWidth( this ) ;
      int picture_height  =  picture_to_show.getHeight( this ) ;

      int picture_position_x  =  15 ;
      int picture_position_y  =  15 ;

      //  The following statement shows the picture in its natural size.

      graphics.drawImage( picture_to_show,
                          picture_position_x, picture_position_y,
                          this ) ;

      picture_position_x  =  picture_position_x  +  picture_width + 10 ;

      //  Next we'll show a smaller version of the picture.

      graphics.drawImage( picture_to_show,
                          picture_position_x, picture_position_y,
                          picture_width / 2, picture_height / 2, this ) ;

      picture_position_x  =  picture_position_x  +  picture_width / 2  +  10 ;

      //  The last statement shows the picture so that its width is enlarged.

      graphics.drawImage( picture_to_show,
                          picture_position_x, picture_position_y,
                          (int) (picture_width * 1.5), picture_height, this ) ;
   }
}


public class SinglePictureApplication
{
   public static void main( String[] not_in_use )
   {
      SinglePictureFrame  single_picture_frame  =  new  SinglePictureFrame() ;

      single_picture_frame.setVisible( true ) ;
   }
}