GUI Troubles
I have a GUI Program. I have my main JFrame for the program and I also have another JFrame that shows up when I click a button.
In this second window I have two JPanels, both of which are designed in their own classes as objects of the class.
In the first JPanel, I have a check box, and in the second JPanel I have some buttons.
I'm having trouble trying to detect if the check box is checked or not when I click the buttons. Any help is appreciated.
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imdandmana] at [2007-11-27 9:22:26]
> Sorry I forgot to post this, but when I close the> second JFrame, it closes my entire program instead of> going back to the first JFrameyourSecondFrame.setDefaultCloseOperation(JFrame.DISPOSE_ON_CLOSE);
> I'm having trouble trying to detect if the check box
> is checked or not when I click the buttons. Any help
> is appreciated.
It sounds like you should pass a reference of the checkbox-JPanel to the button-JPanel.
JPanelWithCheckBoxes asdf = new JPanelWithCheckBoxes();
JPanelWithButtons fdsa = new JPanelWithButtons(asdf);
Make sense?
Excellent help from everyone. My issues are resolved!I didn't add the reference to the constructor, but I added it to another method. Either way, I got what you were saying and it worked!Thanks.
