Comp 151 Project 5

Using functions

Summary:

Due:

Description:

My middle school children love silly text based emoji. You will get the opportunity to write something for the middle-schooler in your life

1. Your end result should look something like this:
   
   
2. When the left button is pressed it might look like this:

You need to have:

1. a file with at least 10 text emoji, one per line
2. Your main function.
3. a function called load_emojis
1. this function needs to open the emoji file, read all of the lines in and load them into a list of strings
2. This function must return the list of strings that you loaded.
4. A function called is_clicked that I give you below.
1. use that function to see if you user has pushed
5. you need a graphics.Text object in the middle of the window that will display the chosen emoticon.
6. you need 4 rectangles to serve as 'buttons'
1. they should each be labeled to tell the user what that button does.
2. one should be on the left and should put an emoji that indicates left in some way
3. one should be on the right and should put an emoji that indicates right in some way when the rectangle is clicked.
4. Two buttons should be on the bottom
1. one should tell me what it does and put up an emoticon that matches that
2. the other should indicate that it will put up a random emoticon and do so when pressed.

To make your life a little easier, you can use the function below to help you determine if one of the fake buttons is pushed (and do nothing if the mouse is clicked outside of those fake buttons).

def is_clicked(rect:graphics.Rectangle, point:graphics.Point):
    xloc = point.getX()
    yloc = point.getY()
    button_width = abs(rect.getP1().getX() - rect.getP2().getX())
    button_height = abs(rect.getP1().getY() - rect.getP2().getY())
    center = rect.getCenter()
    if xloc >= center.getX()- button_width/2 and xloc <= center.getX() + button_width/2 and \
        yloc >= center.getY() - button_height/2 and yloc <= center.getY() + button_height/2:
        return True
    else:
        return False

Just paste the function in your code above your def main(): line.

For the example below, assume that click_loc is initialized as follows:

click_loc = window.getMouse()

and random_rect is the graphics.Rectangle object that I used  to draw the "Random Selection" 'button' up above. Then can use this is_clicked something like the following:

if is_clicked(random_rect, click_loc):

Additional  requirements:

• Your name (There will be credit assigned for this stuff)
  
• Anything that was left undone (we are getting deep enough in the semester that some of you will not plan enough time and will not get it all done, tell me here)
  
• Anything that I need to know to run the program correctly.

Project Submission

Submit your project via blackboard. For this fifth project you need to submit the entire zipped project folder because I need your image and your graphics.py and your text file of emoji along with your code..