Java Programming Tutorial - 72 - Multiple Selection List

Wait we can select multiple things? AWESOME!

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[Wearhat4life]

I made a YouTube account just to say how great your tutorials are.

[TheRatiniked]

ham??????

DUDE!!!!!!!

[MarkVizcarra]

@Hellrun1 Less to type, I guess since we're lazy ;) and super has color XD

[Hellrun1]

@ashadow0309 ah ok thank you ^^

[ashadow0309]

@Hellrun1 Well, since we're not using any fancy imports and this is a simple list, we use super, if we were to use huge programs such as things like a FPS(First Person Shooter) that take up much space, than yes, you'd use setTitle("title);

:]

[Hellrun1]

why we use super instead of setTitle("Title") at 2:50 ?

[robertcasler51]

@BBallinManiac Be sure to extend JFrame. That was my simple mistake.

[princekhurana14]

u rock man ! luv u <3

[DarkZeroVenarius]

JList.getSelectedValues() was deprecated in Java7, a simple replacement is JList.getSelectedValuesList().­toArray()

it would be nice if you were to add an annotation there to coment on this.

[hoddie54]

The method getSelectedValues() from the type JList is deprecated... Dammit, updated bucky???

[BIGJoeAnderson]

@BBallinManiac You could try to stop making errors :P