Streamline GUI

• Name: E.J. Yu
• Date: May 18, 2019

Program Description

This is Streamline, but with a graphical interface!

This version of Streamline will open in a windiw on your computer with colorful squares and circles to make your gaming experience a little bit more enjoyable.

In Streamline GUI, you — the player — are a blue square, and you're trying to get to the goal, which is a teal square.

Obstacles are in your way though, and they're gray squares in Streamline GUI.

Try to get around the gray squares to get your blue square to the green square! (The blue circles represent your trail.)

Short Response

Unix / Linux Questions:

1. mkdir fooBar fooBar/dirDir

2. rm *.java Removes all of the .java files in the current directory.

3. ls -aR

JavaFX Questions:

1. You could use lambda expressions to define the event handler to pass into setOnKeyPressed. In this appoach, for some object in question "e" that will eventually be called, you can operate on an initialized event handler to execute tasks on keystrokes pressed while the scene is active.

2. The Group class serves to store all of the objects that get placed on the grid in an organized fashion. You can add objects to it and remove those objects. Those objects are, like, the Player object, instaces of RoundedSquare, and potentially others (but that's probably it for this programming assignment). This is efficient for getting a group of objects at once to display onto the scene.