please i need your help,, please kindly help me bro, i need 1 combo box and textfield, combo box to choose shapes either triangle,circle,diamond ,rectangle and for textfield , the size of shapes 1 - 10, i need to output the image of shapes , and i dont know how... thats my simple problem that i did'nt know how to do it.example, if i click the size 1, then it shows the image with size 1, pls help me before october 3, 2011.... add me on my facebook account astig_berk12@yahoo.com
By the way, the way you extend JFrame works, but when your class gets really long, it'll end up being hard to read without a lot of comments...So it would probably be better to be using JFrame anyways
What java platform are you using? because I am doing the same things using eclipse (and it looks exactly the same, just on windows) and I am not getting the output (i get just an empty window).
Why can't you put all of this in one class? If you can how would you do that?
gandlaf22 4 months ago
please i need your help,, please kindly help me bro, i need 1 combo box and textfield, combo box to choose shapes either triangle,circle,diamond ,rectangle and for textfield , the size of shapes 1 - 10, i need to output the image of shapes , and i dont know how... thats my simple problem that i did'nt know how to do it.example, if i click the size 1, then it shows the image with size 1, pls help me before october 3, 2011.... add me on my facebook account astig_berk12@yahoo.com
MrChaplong 5 months ago
you have use add(label); what that mean? where label is addeD?
156get 8 months ago
By the way, the way you extend JFrame works, but when your class gets really long, it'll end up being hard to read without a lot of comments...So it would probably be better to be using JFrame anyways
TheStudentCoder 1 year ago
What java platform are you using? because I am doing the same things using eclipse (and it looks exactly the same, just on windows) and I am not getting the output (i get just an empty window).
Thank you
linoush95 1 year ago
@linoush95 Try using a JFrame, like:
JFrame frame = new JFrame("Frame Name Here");
frame.setVisible(true);
TheStudentCoder 1 year ago
Awesome tutorial! Keep it up
Macrosoftech 1 year ago
the video is kind of blurry, but otherwise good job! :)
gamehero77 1 year ago
its not blurry now thats its done processing
macheads101 1 year ago
@macheads101 okay cool, thanks!
gamehero77 1 year ago