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Figure 8-22. The background when xc <= 0 This requires a second copy of backIm to be drawn on the right, so the canvas is fully covered. Figure 8-22 is implemented using this code fragment: // xc <= 0, background starts on the left drawg2d.drawImage(backIm, xc, 0, null); // draw lhs int endBG = xc + imWidth; if (endBG < panelWidth) // end of BG is on-screen drawg2d.drawImage(backIm, endBG, 0, null); // draw rhs Once again two copies of backIm are drawn via the drawg2d graphics context into the drawIm BufferedImage. But the right-hand backIm is only drawn if endBG (xc+imWidth) is on the canvas (i.e., less than the panel width).

In the first scenario (Figure 2-3), all five records were loaded into memory, and so five operations were required to compare the values in the records to the supplied constant 2. In the second scenario (Figure 2-4), we would have skipped to the weight record at the third position, which is halfway between 5 (the number of elements in our set) and 1 (the first element). Seeing this value to be 20.00, we compare it to 2. The 2 value is lower, so we eliminate the top portion of our weight records, and jump to the middle of the remaining (lower) portion of the set and compare values. The 3.50 value is still greater than 2, so we repeat the jump and end up with only one remaining element. This weight just happens to match the supplied criteria, so we look up the record data associated with the record identifier and add it to the returned array of data records. Since there are no more data values to compare, we exit. Just looking at the number of comparison operations, we can see that our streamlined set of weights and record identifiers took fewer operations: three compared to five. However, we still needed to do that extra lookup for the one record with a matching weight, so let s not jump to conclusions too early. If we assume that the lookup operation took about the same amount of processing power as the search comparison did, that leaves us with a score of 5 to 4, with our second method winning only marginally.

Fortunately for us, Microsoft has simplified this process about as much as it could have. Once you have developed your Windows Phone 7 XNA project, the Visual Studio will create a Windows version with just a couple of mouse clicks. Let s walk through the steps needed to accomplish this; we will start with something simple. All the way back in 2 we used an example project called FirstXNAProject, which simply displayed a smiley-face sprite that gradually moved down the screen. We will use this as the basis for our for Windows XNA project conversion. Reopen the project in Visual Studio (or, if you prefer, make a copy and open that so that the original project is not disturbed). Once it has opened, right-click the main game project and select Create Copy of Project for Windows from the context menu, as shown in Figure 16 1.

The scene graph for ObjView3D includes a Background node displaying dark blue. The relevant method in WrapObjView3D is the following: private void addBackground() // the deep blue sea { Background back = new Background(); back.setApplicationBounds( bounds ); back.setColor(0, 0, 0.639f); // dark blue sceneBG.addChild( back ); } // end of addBackground() This means that the background image doesn t need to extend the full depth of the canvas, as shown by Figure 8-23.