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how to determine type of component of listener's source
I want to do is:
if the source is a JLabel then....
and if the source is a JButton then....
but:
MouseListener mL = new MouseAdapter(){
@Override
public void mouseEntered(MouseEvent me){
if(me.getSource() .......){
//NO IDEA ANYMORE!
}
}
};
please help
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Re: how to determine type of component of listener's source
You could use the instanceof operator to test what datatype an object is.if the source is a JLabel then....
and if the source is a JButton then....
Please explain what you are trying to do.
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Re: how to determine type of component of listener's source
i cant explain any better than this..
i have lots of components like buttons and labels that has the same Listener, now i want the listener to tell me what kind of source he got (JButton or JLabel) when that listener is executed..
thats all i can say
Re: how to determine type of component of listener's source
see my last post about instanceoftell me what kind of source he got (JButton or JLabel)
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