代写python graphics 程序、代写GraphWin python

日期：2018-07-20 03:49

#### ======= HW4 template ======= ####

from graphics import *

from time import *

import math

import random

# draw cloud on the left and right side of the sky based on the points using function. this function should return alist of circles.

def draw_cloud(win, x1,x2,y1,y2):

   cloud_list = []

   for i in range(11):

       x = random.randint(x1, x2)

       y = random.randint(y1, y2)

       p = Point(x,y)

       cloud = Circle(p,2)

       cloud.setFill("white")

       cloud.setOutline("white")

       cloud.draw(win)

       cloud_list.append(cloud)

   return cloud_list

# draw the trunk of the tree with two points as a rectangle, calculate the circle above the tree trunk.

def draw_tree(win, p1, p2):

   # drawing rectangle as trunk of the tree.

   # finding width and height of the rectangle.

   # finding the center point of the circle.

   # drawing the circle on top of the tree trunk

def main():

   # creating the graphic window

   win = GraphWin("Blue sky and green field!", 800, 600)

   win.setCoords(0, 0, 40, 30)

   # set the background color  (width is 40, height is 30)

   BackGround = Rectangle(Point(0,15), Point(40, 30))

   BackGround.setFill("light blue")

   BackGround.draw(win)

   # set the Ground color

   Ground = Rectangle(Point(0,0) , Point(40, 15))

   Ground.setFill("light Green")

   Ground.draw(win)

   # draw the sun

   sun = Circle(Point(20,25), 2)

   sun.setFill("Yellow")

   sun.setOutline("Yellow")

   sun.draw(win)

   # draw the mountain1

   Mountain1 = Polygon(Point(0,15), Point(15, 28), Point(30,15))

   Mountain1.setFill("dark green")

   Mountain1.draw(win)

   # draw the mountain2

   Mountain2 = Polygon(Point(10,15), Point(23,26), Point(40,15))

   Mountain2.setFill("dark green")

   Mountain2.draw(win)

   # === call draw_cloud function for the left side of the sky ===

   m1 = draw_cloud(win, 5,10,20,21)

   # === call draw_cloud function for the right side of the sky ===

   m2 = draw_cloud(win, 24,29,22,23)

   # === set text for asking user to click a point ===

   pntMsg = Point(20, 29)

   txtMsg = Text(pntMsg, "Please click the left bottom point of the tree trunk.")

   txtMsg.setStyle("bold")

   txtMsg.setTextColor("red")

   txtMsg.draw(win)

   # === get the lower point from user ===

   # TODO: get point p1

   # === change the text to ask user to click another point ===

   txtMsg.setText("Now click the upper right point of the tree trunk.")

   # === get the upper point from user ===

   # TODO: get point P2

   # === call function to draw the tree ===

   draw_tree(win, p1, p2)

   # === change the text inside text box ===

   txtMsg.setText("Please click a button to change views.")

   # === View button ===

   button_1 = Rectangle(Point(2,3), Point(6, 5))

   button_1.setFill("yellow")

   button_1.draw(win)

   ViewMsg = Text(Point(4, 4), "Views")

   ViewMsg.setStyle("bold")

   ViewMsg.setTextColor("black")

   ViewMsg.draw(win)

   # === Wind buttton ===

   button_2 = Rectangle(Point(7,3), Point(11, 5))

   # TODO: details of button 2

   # === Exit Button ===

   button_3 = Rectangle(Point(12,3), Point(16, 5))

   # TODO: details of button 3

   # check if user clicks any of the three buttons

   while True:

        pClick = win.getMouse()

        if ... : # conditions for pClick on button 3

            break

        elif ... : # conditions for pClick on button 1

           # TODO: Change scenes

        elif ... : # conditions for pClick on button 2

           # TODO: Move clouds

   txtMsg.setText("Good Bye!")

   win.close()

main()