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Swing Sudoku Board

This class represents a graphical Sudoku board as a two-dimensional array of JTextFields. It provides functionality to draw and initialize an empty or pre-populated board, set and get the number in each cell, and return the container JPanel.

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Swing Sudoku Board

This class represents a graphical Sudoku board as a two-dimensional array of JTextFields. It provides functionality to draw and initialize an empty or pre-populated board, set and get the number in each cell, and return the container JPanel.

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package sudokiller; import java.awt.*; import javax.swing.*; /** * This class represents a graphical Sudoku board.

* It is mostly a two-dimensional &lt;code&gt;JTextField&lt;code&gt; array * providing all the functionality of a &lt;code&gt;SudokuBoard&lt;code&gt; obje ct. * Board cells are identified by their row and column and are zero-indexed. * * @author Daniele Mazzocchio * @version 1.0 */ public class SwingSudokuBoard extends SudokuBoard { private JTextField[][] cells; // Graphical game board private JPanel panel = new JPanel(); // Container /** * Draws an empty board. * @param size Number of rows and columns of the board. */ public SwingSudokuBoard(int size) { super(size); cells = new JTextField[size][size]; panel.setLayout(new GridLayout(size, size)); for (int row = 0; row < size; row++) { for (int col = 0; col < size; col++) { cells[row][col] = new JTextField(1); panel.add(cells[row][col]); } } } /** * Draws and initializes the board. * @param board Array to initialize the board contents. */ public SwingSudokuBoard(int[][] board) { this(board.length); for (int row = 0; row < size; row++) { for (int col = 0; col < size; col++) { setCell(board[row][col], row, col); } } } /** * Puts a number into a specific text field. * @param num Number to put into the text field (cell). * @param row Cell's row. * @param col Cell's column. */ public void setCell(int num, int row, int col) { super.setCell(num, row, col); String text = (num == EMPTY) ? "" : String.valueOf(num); cells[row][col].setText(text); }

/** * Returns the number contained in a specific text field (cell). * @param row Cell's row. * @param col Cell's column. * @return The number contained in the cell. */ public int getCell(int row, int col) { int cell; try { cell = Integer.parseInt(cells[row][col].getText()); } catch (NumberFormatException e) { cell = EMPTY; } return cell; } /** * Returns the JPanel containing the board. * @return Returns the board container. */ public JPanel getPanel() { return panel; } }

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