Are you sure it's not on the first page?
No. It doesn't go from one to the other to eventually arrive. This line from the no-args constructor:
this(null, null);
Directly calls the...
Type: Posts; User: KevinWorkman
Are you sure it's not on the first page?
No. It doesn't go from one to the other to eventually arrive. This line from the no-args constructor:
this(null, null);
Directly calls the...
What do you mean by this? Yes they absolutely do.
I already explained this to you. They are passed into the init() method of AbstractButton. I even posted the body of that method for you to...
So did I answer your original question?
Those are indeed javadoc comments, and they are converted into the API: Java Platform SE 6
True that. I could also be completely wrong and just talking gibberish!
The gist: this() is a way of calling another constructor. It will simply call the constructor that matches the arguments given. So this is JButton's source:
public JButton() {
...
I believe he's trying to talk about the source of JButton. He's using some wonky syntax, but what he has matches the source of JButton. I think he's asking about how the constructors are chained...