/* Matt Martell
   IAT 800 - Dr. Christopher Shaw
   Due Oct. 6, 2008
   A2-13 - Program your moving elements from A2-09 but use classes to represent the two visual elements.
*/  

//Box that moves at random
class BoxMove
{
    float xPos;
    float yPos;

//draw method
  void drawMe()
  {
    xPos = xPos + random(25)*2;
    xPos++;
    if(xPos>width)
    xPos=0;

    yPos = yPos + random(25)/2;
    yPos++;
    if(yPos>height)
    yPos=0; 

    rect (xPos, yPos, 15,15);  
  } 
}


//moving box in relation to mouse position
class BoxMouse
{
    float uPos;
    float wPos;

//draw method
  void drawMe()
  {
    uPos = mouseX/random(10) + random(5)/2;
    uPos++;
    if(uPos>width)
    uPos=0;

    wPos = mouseY/random(10) + random(5)/2;
    wPos++;
    if(wPos>height)
    wPos=0;

    rect (uPos, wPos, 15,15);  
  } 
}

BoxMove[] bm = new BoxMove[2];
BoxMouse[] bm2 = new BoxMouse[1];


void setup()
{
    background (3444);
    size(400,400);
    smooth();
    stroke(230,230,250);
    frameRate(7);
      for (int i=0; i < 2; i++)
      {
      bm[i] = new BoxMove();
      }
     for (int f=0; f < 1; f++)
      bm2[f] = new BoxMouse();
}


void draw()
{
    background (3444);
    bm[0].drawMe();
    bm2[0].drawMe();
}