thx for the answer copeg, i tried what u suggested by adding JPanel(x) to JPanel(y)
however, the JPanel(y) did not draw it self in JPanel(x) :confused:, so im still stuck with my old way of calling...
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thx for the answer copeg, i tried what u suggested by adding JPanel(x) to JPanel(y)
however, the JPanel(y) did not draw it self in JPanel(x) :confused:, so im still stuck with my old way of calling...
well once again i thank u for your explanation :D
i know maybe this is a very easy question,
but until now i still unable to destroy a JPanel
here is my problem, i have a Menubar, and a JPanel inside a JFrame,, what i want is everytime i click...
thx for the explanation copeg :D,
so java need to create new separate thread to handle multiple task at once
btw what happens with the created thread after it finished it's task?
will it stay in...
hey everyone,
can someone help me on this problem
i have a Timer and a JButton in my application, and everytime i click on the button
it will play the sound file, however everytime it play the...
wow, thanks for your explanation copeg, this solved the problem :D
:D:D:D
thanks for the info copeg, i tried using pack() as you suggested, but somehow it resize my JFrame dimension
so can i stop it from resizing itself?
and just a quick question, can i use KeyListener...
never mind, i already find out that im missing JFrame.show();
under JFrame.add(new AL_test());
hey everyone,
can someone help me on this problem
this is the problem, i have one instance of JFrame that implements an ActionListener
and from this JFrame i need to call one instance of JPanel...