import java.awt.*;

/** This class manages the color associated with a Room's set by overriding
  * {@link #getColor()}.
  */
public class SetViz extends RectViz {

  private RoomViz r;
  /** Visualize the set associated with a [@link Room}
   * @param r The {@link RoomViz} 
   */
  public SetViz(RoomViz r, double dx, double dy, double dwidth, double dheight) {
    super(r.getRoom().getPCS(), dx, dy, dwidth, dheight,
	  r, new String[] { "set" }, new Color[] { Color.black }, computeColor(r.getRoom()));
    this.r = r;
  }


    /** Override to get the actual color for this part based on the current
      * set.  Hint: use the set's {@link System#identityHashCode(Object)}
      * to make 3 integers representing the red, green, and blue content
      * of the color.  For the red and green, don't let it get all the way
      * red or green, because we use those colors for other things.  A
      * helper method is a good idea, because you need the same code to
      * initialize as well as recompute the color.
      */
    protected Color getColor() { return Color.black; } // FIX ME
}