I have an instance of JMenuItem (let\'s say, T开发者_Go百科EMP). I want to find out, what is the name of JMenu to which a TEMP is added. How should I do it?You can try the following code to get JMenu
This is a follow up question due to changes being made to the OP code. Another user suggested I link the other question to this one.
I\'m trying to use Ctrl+C, Ctrl+X and Ctrl+V as Swing JMenu shortcut using NetBeans Visual Designer in my app. All of other shor开发者_运维问答tcuts work except these.
I\'m looking to create a JComboBox that acts as a menu. For example, when you drop it down, you can select items like you would i开发者_开发技巧n a JMenuBar.
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OK so I finally got the JListMenu thing down with thanks to you guys. However, now I\'m trying to make it so SPECIFIC items have SPECIFIC commands. So, like Item 1 won\'t have the ability to right-cli
I got the JMenu down except for removing. :D I mean, I can do popup.remove(NUMBER) but that can cause NPE errors. So, is there a way to remove all JMenuItems from JMenu?
My small converting program has a few issues that I can\'t fix and need help with: I want the textfield to be setEditable(false) until the user has selected a currency. so that the user can\'t ente
The JMenu behaves normally until a JButton is used to update a JTable on the JFrame. Then the JMenu is mostly hidden by a JPanel (see images below).
In response to a recent slashdot post, I\'ve decided I wish to add an option for menus to appear on say the left hand side so it doesn\'t obscure the entire application when open. Simply for user conv
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