Examples with SOCVillage soc.game.SOCVillage used on opensource projects

Example 6 with SOCVillage

use of soc.game.SOCVillage in project JSettlers2 by jdmonin.

the class SOCBoardPanel method pieceValueUpdated.

/**
 * A playing piece's value was updated:
 * {@code _SC_CLVI} village cloth count, or
 * {@code _SC_PIRI} pirate fortress strength.
 * Repaint that piece (if needed) on the board.
 * @param piece  Piece that was updated, includes its new value
 * @since 2.0.00
 */
public void pieceValueUpdated(final SOCPlayingPiece piece) {
    if (piece instanceof SOCFortress) {
        final SOCFortress fort = (SOCFortress) piece;
        if ((0 == fort.getStrength()) && (0 == ((SOCBoardLarge) board).getPirateHex())) {
            // All players have recaptured their fortresses: The pirate fleet & path is removed.
            flushBoardLayoutAndRepaint();
            // <--- Early return: repaint whole board ---
            return;
        }
        final int pn = piece.getPlayerNumber();
        // repaint this piece in the AWT thread
        java.awt.EventQueue.invokeLater(new Runnable() {

            public void run() {
                // Local var in case field becomes null in other thread during paint
                Image ibuf = buffer;
                if (ibuf != null)
                    drawFortress(ibuf.getGraphics(), fort, pn, false);
                Graphics bpanG = getGraphics();
                if (bpanG != null)
                    drawFortress(bpanG, fort, pn, false);
                else
                    repaint();
            }
        });
    } else if (piece instanceof SOCVillage) {
        // Otherwise no update needed, village cloth count is handled in tooltip hover.
        if (((SOCVillage) piece).getCloth() == 0)
            flushBoardLayoutAndRepaint();
    } else {
        // generic catch-all for future piece types: just repaint the board.
        flushBoardLayoutAndRepaint();
    }
}