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

/** Visualization of a {@link Room} for this lab */
public class RoomViz extends JPanel {

  // Useful constants
  private static final double
    h = 0.5000,
    q = h/2,
    e = q/2,
    s = e/2,
    t = s/2;
  
  /** This class has-a {@link java.util.List} of {@link Scribbler}s.
   * The constructor forms the list, and paintComponent iterates over
   * the list to paint the visualization for this {@link Room}
   */
  public RoomViz(Room r) {
  }
  /** Accessor for the {@link Room} associated with this RoomViz */
  public Room getRoom() { return null; } // FIX Me

  /** We override paintComopnent so we can draw as we wish to represent
   * our {@link Room}.  First, draw the Room itself as you wish.  I indented
   * the Room 1/4 all around, so it was 1/2 by 1/2.  The {@link Room}'s
   * color could be based on the {@link Room}'s current {@link Set} 
   * Then, itereate over
   * all {@link Scribbler}s for this instance, and for each, call its
   * draw method, passing it the supplied {@link Graphics}
   */
  public void paintComponent(Graphics g) {
    super.paintComponent(g);
    // FILL ME IN
  }
}