1. Strange Swing Error when from calling RemoveAll() on subclass of JPanel stackoverflow.comI'm working on a Sudoku puzzle generator and am running into some intermittent swing exceptions after/during a call to the RemoveAll() method of a JPanel. When I run in eclipse's debug ... |
2. problem in assigning JPanel returned by methods of other class to a common JPanel object in one after another way stackoverflow.comI am creating a setup appplication. I have a main class which initialize an application; which has a JFrame and 2 JPanel variable namely panelX and panelY. This main class creates a ... |
3. can't add to JPanel after removeAll() is triggered by another swing component coderanch.comConsider the bit of code below. It's a much simplified version of my real app. In jPanel1 is a single label. In jPanel2 is a single button. The button in jPanel2 is supposed to wipe clear (with removeAll()) jPanel1 and add a new label in place of the old one. What actually happens is that after the first button press, jPanel1 ... |
4. can't add to JPanel after removeAll() is triggered by another swing component java-forums.orgConsider the bit of code below. It's a much simplified version of my real app. In jPanel1 is a single label. In jPanel2 is a single button. The button in jPanel2 is supposed to wipe clear (with removeAll()) jPanel1 and add a new label in place of the old one. What actually happens is that after the first button press, jPanel1 ... |
5. Problem with JPanel removeAll() forums.oracle.comYour code needs to be cleaned up. Method initButtons create a new Panel and adds it to MinePanel. If you call that repeatedly your code should be removing the previous button panel itself, not just removing the buttons from it. I suggest something simpler: why not just reset the buttons to their original state? And in the future, please post Swing-related ... |