You shouldn't call repaint() from inside the painting method.
Applets are web based.
An inner class is useful for listeners.
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Re: How to animate a circle changing color
You shouldn't call repaint() from inside the painting method.
Applets are web based.
An inner class is useful for listeners.
Re: How to animate a circle changing color
Moving the code to another method and calling that method from the paintComponent() method changes NOTHING. The code is still WRONG.
The code in a method can set the value of a variable to tell...
Re: How to animate a circle changing color
The posted code does not compile without errors. Please fix the errors and repost.
Moving the code to another method and calling that method from the paintComponent() method changes NOTHING. The...
Re: How to animate a circle changing color
No it doesn't. The code in a method can set the value of a variable to tell the paintComponent() method what to do.
When paintComponent() method executes, it can look at the variable's values to...
Re: How to animate a circle changing color
Another problem I see i that the paintComponent() method ALWAYS sets the color to yellow.
The call to setColor() should either be conditional: first yellow then toggle between the other two colors...
Re: How to animate a circle changing color
Can you post a small, complete program that compiles, executes and shows the problem. All these pieces of code are confusing.
The Timer should not be created and started from inside the...
Re: How to animate a circle changing color
Yes, much better. An array of colors and modulus to pick one.
Re: How to animate a circle changing color
Use a couple of binary variables: firstTime and doGreen and some if statements to catch the firstTime for the yellow and then toggle the doGreen to control green and blue.