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GrabberOp represents a grabber operation using four integer variables: opVal: Holds the grabber operation name (as an integer) partVal: Holds the integer name for the grabber part being used by this operation jointVal: Holds the integer name of the joint being used by this operation rotVal: Holds the rotation direction (positive or negative) for joint operations These integer variables are defined as globals in the GrabberOp class: private int opVal, partVal, jointVal, rotVal; Their values come from a very large set of public integer constants. They re public so they can be used by other classes (e.g., Grabbers and Grabber). A GrabberOp object is created either from keystrokes (sent by KeyBehavior) or from gamepad input (sent by GamePadBehavior), so there are three constructors: a default, simple version; one for key input; and one for gamepad input. I explain the key-based constructor and its related methods here, and return to the gamepad methods after explaining GamePadBehavior. The key-based constructor calls set() methods, which examine the input to decide how to assign values to opVal, partVal, jointVal, and rotVal: // globals // better names for the translation/rotation keys // for translating the grabbers private final static int forwardKey = KeyEvent.VK_UP; private final static int backKey = KeyEvent.VK_DOWN; private final static int leftKey = KeyEvent.VK_LEFT; private final static int rightKey = KeyEvent.VK_RIGHT;

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The Windows version of the project runs in a tall, thin window; a window whose client area has a width of 480 pixels and a height of 800 pixels exactly the size of the Windows Phone 7 screen. The window is sized in this way because these are the dimensions specified for the graphics.PreferredBackBufferWidth and graphics.PreferredBackBufferHeight properties in the Game1 class constructor. By setting these dimensions to different values for the Windows version of the game, we can get a more appropriate window size. Listing 16 3 includes code for both Windows Phone 7 and Windows, using a 1024 x 768 pixel window for the latter. You can find this code in the FirstXNAProject example accompanying this chapter.

public GrabberOp() { // default values opVal = NONE; partVal = NO_PART; jointVal = NOT_JOINT; rotVal = NO_ROT; } // end of GrabberOp();

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public GrabberOp(KeyEvent eventKey) // create a GrabberOp from keystrokes (sent by KeyBehavior) { this(); // assign default values // the shift and alt keys are used as modifiers int keyCode = eventKey.getKeyCode(); boolean isShift = eventKey.isShiftDown(); boolean isAlt = eventKey.isAltDown(); if((keyCode == forwardKey) || (keyCode == backKey) || (keyCode == leftKey) || (keyCode == rightKey))