/*
 *  File:  Hexagon.java
 *
 *  Hexagon class
 *
 *  Copyright:  Northeast Parallel Architectures Center
 *  
 */

import java.awt.Point;

// A hexagon is a polygon with six sides:
public class Hexagon extends MovablePolygon {

   // Hexagon constructor #1:
   public Hexagon() {
      // invoke the no-argument constructor of the superclass:
      super();
   }

   // Hexagon constructor #2:
   public Hexagon( int x1, int y1, 
                   int x2, int y2, 
                   int x3, int y3, 
                   int x4, int y4,
                   int x5, int y5, 
                   int x6, int y6  ) {
 
      // invoke the no-argument constructor of the superclass:
      super();
      
      // the 'this' reference is optional:
      this.addPoint( x1, y1 );
      this.addPoint( x2, y2 );
      this.addPoint( x3, y3 );
      this.addPoint( x4, y4 );
      this.addPoint( x5, y5 );
      this.addPoint( x6, y6 );
 
   }

   // Hexagon constructor #3:
   public Hexagon( Point p1, 
                   Point p2, 
                   Point p3, 
                   Point p4,
                   Point p5, 
                   Point p6  ) {
 
      // invoke Hexagon constructor #2:
      this( p1.x, p1.y, p2.x, p2.y, p3.x, p3.y,
            p4.x, p4.y, p5.x, p5.y, p6.x, p6.y  );
 
   }

   // Hexagon constructor #4 (a regular hexagon centered
   // at point  (x,y)  of radius  r ):
   public Hexagon( int x, int y, int r ) {
      // invoke the corresponding constructor of the superclass:
      super( x, y, r, 6 );
   }

}