import java.awt.*;       
// Imports some tools that Java provides for us
// specifically, things like Colors.

public class MyPicture extends BasicPicture {
  // declares our new class
  // "extends BasicPicture" means that you inherit all the functions of Basic
  // Picture class that we designed.  This provides you with things
  // like drawLine() and nextColor(...)

  public MyPicture() {};
  // This makes a constructor for our new class
  // although this constructor does nothing, Java requires we have it
  // even if we never use it.

  public MyPicture(Color c, int x, int y, int size, int angle, Info info) {
    // There are 2 important things here:
    // This is the constructor you will be calling when you say
    // MyPicture UpperRightH  = new MyPicture(blah blah blah);
    // to create the smaller H's
    // the values that you use in the new MyPicture() call will be
    // the values available to the smaller H when it attempts to draw itself
	int nX, nY;

	currentColor = c; 		// most of this silliness is needed for rotation, dont worry about it
	currentX = info.x;
	currentY = info.y;
	nX = newX(x,y,info.angle); 
	nY = newY(x,y,info.angle);
	currentX = nX;
	currentY = nY;
	currentSize = size;
	currentAngle = angle;
	currentPen = info.g;
	currentInfo = new Info(currentX,currentY,currentAngle,currentSize,info.g);
  }	 


/**************************************************************************
 * The Draw method does the actual drawing of the current H
 * it also must create new smaller H's and tell them to draw themselves
 * (These smaller H's will in turn create even smaller H's inside their
 * draw method, and so on until the screen is full of H's)		
 **************************************************************************/ 
  public void draw() { 			
							  


    //                        ^
    //                        |
    //                        |
    //                        |
    // All of your code goes right here between these 2 {}'s
    // You code should do something like this:
    // Draw the H at the correct position using the correct size 
    // (see the figure in the lab for help with this)
    // And then create 4 smaller H objects  at the correct position
    // and size.  Tell these 4 new H's to draw themselves.
    // the minimum code you need should be: 3 drawLines(), 4 new MyPicture(),
    // 4 draw(), and one if to keep the recursion from going on forever.
    //                        |
    //                        |
    //                        |
    //                        V



  } // End of the draw method

} // End of the MyPicture class