I finally found why I had a stack overflow error.
Since I have two controllers (one for the application and one for the individual dots), and both of them call a mouseListener method from their...
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I finally found why I had a stack overflow error.
Since I have two controllers (one for the application and one for the individual dots), and both of them call a mouseListener method from their...
Umm... well I added it to a JPanel.
I've uploaded the version that causes the Stack Overflow Error here.
This is the DotView code where the error originates from:
package...
The mouseListener solution worked like a charm. Thank you so much!
Actually I had more trouble getting the JPanel to behave. I keep having trouble with layered panels.
Anyway, I uploaded my...
Yes, I see now.
I've got a lot of stuff to do today, but tomorrow I have all night to play with this lead.
Thanks Chris. I'll post my results.
Hey Chris, thanks for replying.
Yes... but I thought ColoredDots (I renamed it to ColoredDotsMVC because I have more than one version in Eclipse) is where model, view and controller are linked...
Hey everyone, :-h
I'm new here. This is my first post.
A bit about myself first: I'm a fairly inexperienced Java programmer but I've worked with other (mostly sequential) languages before. I...