Trying to make a grid

[Maarten]

Hello,
I'm trying to make a grid with 5's in it. But it only shows the lines and only one 5 in the upper left corner. "speelveld" is a 3 by 3 2-dimensional array with 5's in all places.This is my code:

public void display(Graphics g){
    
    for (int rij=0; rij<speelveld[0].length; rij++)
    for (int kolom=0; kolom<speelveld[0].length; kolom++)
    
    g.drawRect(startX+(kolomSprong * kolom),(startY-rijSprong) + (rijSprong * rij),kolomSprong,rijSprong);
    g.drawString(Integer.toString(speelveld[rij][kolom]),(startX +(kolomSprong/2)+ (kolomSprong * kolom)),startY-(rijSprong/2) + (rijSprong *rij));

if I put the g.drawString line in first, then it shows all the 5's and only one rectangle in the upper left corner.
Anyone any idea why I dont get both the rectangles and the fives?

[DarrylBurke]

Near impossible to say. To get better help sooner, post a SSCCE (Short, Self Contained, Correct (Compilable), Example) that demonstrates the problem. A single snippet out of context doesn't show what might be wrong.

db

[JosAH]

Check if 'rijSprong' and 'kolomSprong' have sensible values.

kind regards,

Jos

[Maarten]

In reaction to Darryl I made my program as small as possible and I can post it as a whole. The problem/question is the same, if I put g.drawRect first it makes the lines but not the 5's. If I put g.drawString first it puts in the 5's but not the lines. Here is the code:

import java.awt.*;
import java.applet.*;
import java.awt.event.*;

public class Boterkaas2 extends Applet {
  
  private Veld boter;
  
  
  public void init() {
    boter = new Veld(3,3);
  }
  
  public void paint(Graphics g) {
    boter.display(g);
  }
  
  
  class Veld  {
    
    
    private int[][] speelveld;
    int startX = 80;
    int startY = 80;
    int rijSprong = 30;
    int kolomSprong = 30;
    public int rij;
    public int kolom;
    
    
    
    public Veld(int rijen, int kolommen) {
      speelveld = new int [rijen][kolommen];
      for (int rij=0; rij<rijen;rij++)
      for (int kolom=0; kolom<kolommen;kolom++)
      speelveld[rij][kolom]=5;
      
      
    }
    
    public void display(Graphics g){
      
      for (int rij=0; rij<speelveld[0].length; rij++)
      for (int kolom=0; kolom<speelveld[0].length; kolom++)
      
     g.drawString(Integer.toString(speelveld[rij][kolom]),
      (startX + (kolomSprong * kolom)),startY + (rijSprong *rij));
      g.drawRect(startX+(kolomSprong * kolom),
      (startY-rijSprong) + (rijSprong * rij),kolomSprong,rijSprong);    }
  }
 }

[HelloWorld1234]

you have to put the drawString and the drawRect inside the for loops. and then you should just have to fix the positions

[Maarten]

solved, thank you!

[HelloWorld1234]

Your welcome. Remember that i you don't use the "{" and the "}" it will ONLY loop the next line and nothing more than that

[Maarten]

yes its actually something I rememberd after your post, wont forget it again now, cheers