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#include "graphics.h"

#include "globals.h"

/*
In this file put all your graphical functions (don't forget to declare them first
in graphics.h). So when you want to draw something use this file. One cool function
to look at would be uLCD.blit() there are more like filled_rectangle etc... 
https://os.mbed.com/users/4180_1/notebook/ulcd-144-g2-128-by-128-color-lcd/
This website is a good resource.
*/

void draw_player(int u, int v, int key)
{
    uLCD.filled_rectangle(u, v, u+11, v+11, RED);
}

#define YELLOW 0xFFFF00
#define BROWN  0xD2691E
#define DIRT   BROWN
void draw_img(int u, int v, const char* img)
{
    int colors[11*11];
    for (int i = 0; i < 11*11; i++)
    {
        if (img[i] == 'R') colors[i] = RED;
        else if (img[i] == 'Y') colors[i] = YELLOW;
        else if (img[i] == 'G') colors[i] = GREEN;
        else if (img[i] == 'D') colors[i] = DIRT;
        else if (img[i] == '5') colors[i] = LGREY;
        else if (img[i] == '3') colors[i] = DGREY;
        else colors[i] = BLACK;
    }
    uLCD.BLIT(u, v, 11, 11, colors);
    wait_us(250); // Recovery time!
}

void draw_nothing(int u, int v)
{
    // Fill a tile with blackness
    uLCD.filled_rectangle(u, v, u+10, v+10, BLACK);
}

void draw_wall(int u, int v)
{
    uLCD.filled_rectangle(u, v, u+10, v+10, BROWN);
}

void draw_plant(int u, int v)
{
    uLCD.filled_rectangle(u, v, u+10, v+10, GREEN);
}

void draw_upper_status()
{
    // Draw bottom border of status bar
    uLCD.line(0, 9, 127, 9, GREEN);
    
    // Add other status info drawing code here
}

void draw_lower_status()
{
    // Draw top border of status bar
    uLCD.line(0, 118, 127, 118, GREEN);
    
    // Add other status info drawing code here
}

void draw_border()
{
    uLCD.filled_rectangle(0,     9, 127,  14, WHITE); // Top
    uLCD.filled_rectangle(0,    13,   2, 114, WHITE); // Left
    uLCD.filled_rectangle(0,   114, 127, 117, WHITE); // Bottom
    uLCD.filled_rectangle(124,  14, 127, 117, WHITE); // Right
}