@HelloWorld922 - Oh cool! So there you have it, it can be done. I did actually try this out before posting but didn't realize you needed to setBounds() for it to work. Good spot.
@Tjstretch -...
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Re: Not really Understanding JPanel..
@HelloWorld922 - Oh cool! So there you have it, it can be done. I did actually try this out before posting but didn't realize you needed to setBounds() for it to work. Good spot.
@Tjstretch -...
Re: Not really Understanding JPanel..
StringBuffer b = new StringBuffer();
b.append(myInteger);
JTextArea myTextArea = new JTextArea(b.toString());
There are of course many, MANY ways you could this. I like stringbuffers. You...
Re: Not really Understanding JPanel..
Yeah it's bit of a pain huh. Personally, I hate working on Java GUI's. Much rather work with VB.NET for graphical interfaces. Think of JPanel as a top level container, something that holds other...