Right, I thought this wo开发者_StackOverflow社区uld be relatively simple by using .getComponents() on the Component which would return the JPanel of the JOptionPane and them retrieve the JButtons by u
I\'m trying to pop up a dialog to allow the user to select one of two colors as a background color. To make it look especially spiffy, I\'d like to two choices to be displayed in the color in question
My current design is like this: I have an outer frame that displays main app. When user clicks a button on the main app, a pop-up Window should be launched. I am using JOptionPane.showInternalOptionDi
I have written the code below to show some information and get reponse from the user through a jOptionPane. Now the text provided to this method grows as time passes and after some time when the amoun
How can write a method that can be used to instantiate an 开发者_StackOverflow中文版object through a dialog, and will not instantiate that object until input has been received?For example, instead of
HI, I feel rather stupid asking this as I should be able to do it but I can\'t! I have also checked on the net and in my book and for such a si开发者_JAVA百科mple thing there is nothing (or I can see
I have the following code that displays a JDialog, it shows a text field, I assume it\'s a 开发者_StackOverflow中文版JTextField.
Does anyone know why tab (\\t) does not work with JOptionPane.showMessageDialog? My code is as follows:
Good evening stackoverflow. I have a problem involving JOptionPanes. Every so often they simply do not display the content that i give it.
I have this main JFrame (call it DrinkChooser) that shows another complex confirmation JFrame (call it ConfirmWin).