This is probably a dumb question, but I just can\'t see it!I have Swing app that uses a popup menu.It works fine, but I want to make the menu persistent (i.e. until I close it).I have basically change
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I\'ve created a simple menu bar and I don\'t know how to import an image in the free space. My code is below:
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I\'m developping a Java/Swing application with a menu using JMenuBar, JMenu and JMenuItem. System look and fell is applied to the UI.
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I\'m writing a fairly simple IDE for developing embedded programs (for iRobot\'s Create platform) and almost every single button and menu item is backed by Java\'s Action system.
I want a listener that defines if a JMenuItem was selected. Not pressed, but just highlighted. I don\'t need MouseOver listener, because the selection is supposed to be performed from keyboard. What l
I want to add a hotkey to JMenuItem. I learned how to add key that look like CTRL+SOME_KEY. But what I need, is a triple hotkey. Somthing like CTRL+ALT+W. I w开发者_如何转开发ant to add a hotkey to JM
I have a set of JMenuItems in a JPanel on one layer of a JLayeredPane, and an emulated cursor painted in a JPanel on a higher layer.When the menu items repaint, they paint over the emulated cursor (wi