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Interaction between components.
problem solved.
Last edited by SyntheticD; February 10th, 2011 at 04:24 PM.
Re: Interaction between components.
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Re: Interaction between components.
Drawable drawable = new Drawable(Color.GREEN);You are creating two instances of Drawable , one with default color and other with no colorbtnOne.addActionListener(new Drawable());
thats why its not showing effect , you are looking.
make this
use object of drawable you had created earlier.btnOne.addActionListener(drawable);
SyntheticD (February 9th, 2011)
Re: Interaction between components.
What you told me, gives me expected behaviour.. but.. when the button is clicked, another button pops up, and I now have two buttons. Why is that ?Originally Posted by DanBrown
Re: Interaction between components.
Wrong post.
Last edited by SyntheticD; February 9th, 2011 at 09:45 PM.
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