/**
 * @file        ApplicFrame.java
 * @author      R Daniel Bergeron
 * @version     2.0
 * @see         Draw3d.java
 * <P>
 * description  ApplicFrame provides the window and frame when program is as 
 *              an application.
 *
 * <P>
 * modified by        Robert S. Laramee
 * modification date  Thursday 10 Dec 1998
 * description        changed Frame to JFrame (Swing)
 */
import java.applet.Applet;
import java.awt.*;		// needed for both Applet and Application
import java.awt.event.*;
import javax.swing.*;           


class ApplicFrame extends JFrame  {

   // ++++++++ inner WindowListener class ++++++++
   class ListenWindow extends WindowAdapter
   {
     public ListenWindow()
     {
     }
     // ------  windowClosing  ------------------------------------
     public void windowClosing (WindowEvent event) 
     {
       dispose();  // kills the Window which generates a WindowClosed event
     }
     // ------  windowClosed  ------------------------------------
     public void windowClosed (WindowEvent event) 
     {
       System.exit (0);
     }
   } // end ListenWindow class

    // ------  constructor ------------------------------------
    public ApplicFrame( String frameTitle, Applet myApp )
    {

	super (frameTitle);		// Frame puts title on window
	ApplicFrame frame = this;
  	/**
	 * bob tries to center the window because it was coming up off of 
	 * the screen on "his" machine (panama.unh.edu)
	 */
	Toolkit toolkit = Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit();
	Dimension dimension = toolkit.getScreenSize();
	int screenHeight = dimension.height;
	int screenWidth = dimension.width;
	setLocation(screenWidth / 5, screenHeight / 5);

	myApp.init();			// and init it.
	myApp.start();     	        // and start it.

	// add Applet to center of Frame
	getContentPane().add (myApp, BorderLayout.CENTER );
	addWindowListener(new ListenWindow());
    }
}