Create a Remote Control object class in Java Processing (.pde):

Remote Control object is a Composite Object made up of:

• 1 Button object named on
• 1 Button object named off
• 1 ScrollBar object named as sbVol //for volume control
• x,y,w,h - these 4 float values are to store the location of Remote Control object
• boolean status - (if the value is true, it implies the on Button has been pressed and false implies off Button has been pressed).
• int vol - this stores the value of sbVol's mapped Value

It has following methods:

constructor : takes in 4 parameters that tell where it needs to appear and it's dimensions.

show :

• no input values
• does not return anything
• job
  • draw the rect at the location it has to appear with given dimensions and then
  • call show methods of on, off & sbVol.

clickedOnMe:

• no input values
• does not return anything
• job
  • check if on was clicked and update the value of the attribute status accordingly.
  • check if off was clicked and update the value of the attribute status accordingly
  • check if  sbVol was clicked and update value of the attribute vol with the value returned by sbVol's getMappedValue.

Button object - you can use this code (Button.pde), no change required:
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   y       //yo store the y coordinate of where to appear
   buttonWidth   // stores how wide the button needs to be
   buttonHeight     //stores how tall the button needs to be
   caption // a String to store the caption or text that needs to be displayed
   */
float x, y;
float buttonWidth, buttonHeight;
String caption;
/*
Define a constructor takes 4 float values and a String value as input values :
   the incoming values need to be stored in appropriate attributes*/

Button(float argX, float argY, float argbWidth, float argbHeight, String argCaption) {
    x = argX;
    y = argY;
    buttonWidth = argbWidth;
    buttonHeight = argbHeight;
    caption = argCaption;
}
/*it does not take in any input values
   does not return any value.
   goal is to display a rectangle based on the attributes.
   Button's caption should appear in the middle of button (not on top).
   */
void show() {
    fill(255);
    rect(x, y, buttonWidth, buttonHeight);
    textSize(30);
    fill(0);  
    text(caption, x+buttonWidth/2, y+buttonHeight/2);
}
/*Add the method clickedOnMe() inside Button.pde of this sketch :
   returns Boolean value true if that particular Button has been clicked
   returns false otherwise.
   */
boolean clickedOnMe() {
    if ( (x-buttonWidth/2 <mouseX && mouseX<x+buttonWidth/2) &&
      (y-buttonHeight/2 <mouseY && mouseY<y+buttonHeight/2) ) {
      return true;
    } else {
      return false;
    }
}

String getCaption(){
    return caption;
}
}
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ScrollBar object - you can start with the code below (ScrollBar.pde) and add the following method:

• method name : getMappedValue :
  • it does not take in any parameters;
  • it's goal is to return the mappedValue.

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class ScrollBar {
float x, y, sbW, sbH;
float currMin, currMax, desiredMin, desiredMax;
float markerPos;
int mappedValue;
color clr;

//Needs all *attributes as input and assigns to the appropriate variables
ScrollBar(float argX, float argY, float argsbW, float argsbH,
    float argcurrMin, float argcurrMax, float argdesiredMin, float argdesiredMax,
    color argColor) {
    x = argX;
    y = argY;
    sbW = argsbW;
    sbH = argsbH;
    currMin = argcurrMin;
    currMax = argcurrMax;
    desiredMin = argdesiredMin;
    desiredMax = argdesiredMax;
    markerPos = x; //assume that the initial place for marker is going to be top left
    mappedValue = int(currMin);
    clr = argColor;
 
}
//Show : code to display the scrollbar
void show(){
    fill(clr);
    strokeWeight(1);
    rect(x, y, sbW, sbH);
    stroke(0);
    strokeWeight(3);
    line(markerPos, y, markerPos, y+sbH);
}
boolean clickedOnMe(){
    if( (x <= mouseX && mouseX<= x+sbW) &&
        (y <= mouseY && mouseY <= y+sbH) ){
          markerPos = mouseX;
          show();
          mappedValue = int(map(mouseX, currMin, currMax, desiredMin, desiredMax));
          return true;
        }else{
          return false;
        }
}
}
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Usage file for RemoteControl object :

Declare a RemoteControl object named rc.

Inside setup:

• set size of the canvas,
• create a new RemoteControl object by sending positional values (your choice for where you want to place the remote control object, how big it needs to be) and assign it to rc.
• call rc's show method.

Inside mousePressed :

• call rc's clickedOnMe

Inside draw :

• check on rc's status
• if true, draw a white rectangle/square to denote a TV and indicate the current volume level using rc's vol
• if false, draw a black rectangle/square to denote the TV being off.

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