fiil Color in Java

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Hi, every body!
I'm learning Java. I want to write a program like Paint in Windows. I don't know the way Paint fill color into a bounded-shape (in java certainly). Help me please!
Thank you!

Posted 22-Apr-10 6:53am

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William Winner · Answer 1 · 2010-04-22T09:11:00

Paint is a pretty basic program, and if you can't figure out a way to mimic, I would suggest taking some classes on programming.

A simple way would be to store an array of colors. Using a multi-dimensional array, you can specify the number of pixels in width, and the number of pixels in height. Then, draw each pixel using the color in the array that matches the row and height number.

Then, allow the user to pick a color, and wherever they click, you change the value in the array that represents which pixel their mouse is over.

In fact, you can probably find a sample program in java with a little research on google.