Please Help! : Java Graphics

[keaton1ao]

Ok so I have an assignment for my class, I'm very new to Java and I'm stumped. I need to use the .drawString method at the end of this file to print out an array that I have the user input information for but I cannot for the life of me get it to work. My line of code ff.drawLine(numPlay[i], 10, 10); doesnt read the numPlay array in the for statement at the top of the code. How do i get it to recognize this array and draw the information I need? Thank you so much for the help!

P.S. I am a VERY new beginner, I know that my code may not be very efficient and could be done better, just need this one question answered. Here is the code:

//Michael Keaton
//File NFLGameday6.java
import jpb.*;
import java.awt.*;

public class NFLGameDay6 {
public static void main (String [] args){

//Construct Team
SimpleIO.prompt("How many players are on the team: ");
String userInputA = SimpleIO.readLine().trim();
int numberOfPlayersA = Integer.parseInt(userInputA);

//Prompt user to enter players into the Team
String[] numPlay = new String[numberOfPlayersA];
for (int i=0; i < numberOfPlayersA; i++){
SimpleIO.prompt("Enter the name of Player #" + (i +1) + ": ");
numPlay[i] = SimpleIO.readLine().trim();
}
DrawableFrame df = new DrawableFrame ("NFL Gameday 6");
df.show();
df.setSize(200*5,100*5);

Graphics ff = df.getGraphicsContext();
ff.setColor(Color.white);
ff.setColor(Color.green);
ff.fillRect(10,10,140*5,80*5);

ff.setColor(Color.white);
ff.drawRect(20,20*5,135*5,40*5);

ff.drawLine(20*5,100,20*5,300);
ff.drawLine(120*5,100,120*5,300);
ff.drawLine(30*5,100,30*5,300);
ff.drawLine(40*5,100,40*5,300);
ff.drawLine(50*5,100,50*5,300);
ff.drawLine(60*5,100,60*5,300);
ff.drawLine(70*5,100,70*5,300);
ff.drawLine(80*5,100,80*5,300);
ff.drawLine(90*5,100,90*5,300);
ff.drawLine(100*5,100,100*5,300);
ff.drawLine(110*5,100,110*5,300);

ff.drawString("Goal",90,90);
ff.drawString("Goal",90,320);

ff.drawString("10",29*5,90);
ff.drawString("10",29*5,320);

ff.drawString("20",39*5,90);
ff.drawString("20",39*5,320);

ff.drawString("30",49*5,90);
ff.drawString("30",49*5,320);

ff.drawString("40",59*5,90);
ff.drawString("40",59*5,320);

ff.drawString("50",69*5,90);
ff.drawString("50",69*5,320);

ff.drawString("40",79*5,90);
ff.drawString("40",79*5,320);

ff.drawString("30",89*5,90);
ff.drawString("30",89*5,320);

ff.drawString("20",99*5,90);
ff.drawString("20",99*5,320);

ff.drawString("10",109*5,90);
ff.drawString("10",109*5,320);

ff.drawString("Goal",118*5,90);
ff.drawString("Goal",118*5,320);

ff.drawString("ENDZONE",29,23*5);
ff.drawString("ENDZONE",29,59*5);
ff.drawString("ENDZONE",123*5,23*5);
ff.drawString("ENDZONE",123*5,59*5);

int[] xOuter = {800,851,902,902,851,800,749,749};
int[] yOuter = {10,10,61,112,163,163,112,61};
int[] xInner = {805,846,897,897,846,805,754,754};
int[] yInner = {15,15,66,107,158,158,107,66};
ff.setColor(Color.black);
ff.drawPolygon (xOuter, yOuter, xOuter.length);

ff.setColor(Color.red);
ff.fillPolygon(xInner, yInner, xInner.length);

ff.setColor(Color.white);
ff.setFont (new Font ("SansSerif", Font.BOLD, 80));

ff.drawString(numPlay[i],10,10);

df.repaint();

}
}

[Horcrux7]

How look your DrawableFrame? Do you use this code http://knking.com/books/java/jpb/DrawableFrame.java ?

It is a very bad sample. Every resize will be clear your painting. Better is you write it directly in the paint method. Or you write it if the image is recreated.