# myArtwork.py
# Written by Dave Musicant
# Inspired by a lab from Jeff Ondich
# This program opens up a graphics window, fills it with a black
# background, and draws a purple rectangle on it.

from graphics import *

windowWidth = 500
windowHeight = 700

window = GraphWin('Hi there', windowWidth, windowHeight)
window.setBackground('black')

# If you want to mix your own colors, you can do so. The function
# color_rgb takes takes three parameters, each of which are in the
# range from 0 and 255, representing the amount of red, green, and
# blue in the color. So (0,0,0) means no color (black), (255,0,255)
# means a shade of purple, and (127,0.127) is darker purple, etc.

brightPurple = color_rgb(240,0,240)

# Draw a rectangle. More specifically, draw a rectangle with: a top
# left corner of x = windowWidth/2, y = windowHeight/2, and a bottom
# right corner of x = windowWidth-10, y = windowHeight-30.

rectangle = Rectangle(Point(windowWidth/2,windowHeight/2),
                      Point(windowWidth-10,windowHeight-30))
rectangle.setOutline(brightPurple)
rectangle.draw(window)

# Wait for user to admire the art before closing the window.
raw_input('Hit Enter to close the window.')
window.close()