The two classes are too tightly connected to be separate, external classes.
The Strings: changeMode, X and Y should all be defined and used in one class.
mode is something defined and used in the...
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Re: Let 'A' be an extension of JPanel, 'B' is a JPanel, and 'F' is a JFrame. Suppose B.add(A), and F.add(B). How do I access an ActionEvent, which occurs within 'A', from 'F'?
The two classes are too tightly connected to be separate, external classes.
The Strings: changeMode, X and Y should all be defined and used in one class.
mode is something defined and used in the...
Re: Let 'A' be an extension of JPanel, 'B' is a JPanel, and 'F' is a JFrame. Suppose B.add(A), and F.add(B). How do I access an ActionEvent, which occurs within 'A', from 'F'?
Can you explain why this is an improper solution?
I don't see any comments in the code about any problems or anything?
Re: Let 'A' be an extension of JPanel, 'B' is a JPanel, and 'F' is a JFrame. Suppose B.add(A), and F.add(B). How do I access an ActionEvent, which occurs within 'A', from 'F'?
Can you post some code that shows the problem?
Are you asking about something like this: 'A'. addActionListener('F')