Java Programming Tutorial - 65 - The Final Check Box Program

We test and run the check box program.

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[autom4]

lol he uses Ctrl + V, but not Ctrl+C ? where is the logics?

[JKTCGMV13]

BEST give away ever? *was in 2009* :(

[gofish8195]

@benzinoyo Because that would create a new window when he checks the check box which he doesnt want

[TheGladeJoakim]

@Frogfish999

At least it did that on older versions of Windows, i think. Anyways, it shouldn't flip the screen when in eclipse :)

You can make your own shortcuts though, just hit:

window -> preferences -> general -> keys ( On Windows )

Eclipse -> preferences -> general -> keys ( On Mac )

And in there, make whatever shortcuts you like:)

[Frogfish999]

@Frogfish999 *ArrowDown

[Frogfish999]

@TheGladeJoakim oh god, on windows if you hit ctrl + alt + ArrowUp, it flips your screen, that's not a good idea :)

[asemahOnline]

@TheGladeJoakim Great tips. Thanks!

[asemahOnline]

@benzinoyo That's just if you want to display a messagebox, which we don't need to here.

[hawky133]

OK I WON'T TELL ANYONE ELSE ABOUT THE PRIZES!

[benzinoyo]

he didnt write " JOptionPane.showMessageDialog(­null, String.format("%s", event.getActionCommand())) " at the end of the Handler class and the program works fine i dont get it ?

[TheGladeJoakim]

Quick tip when in Eclipse:

cmd + alt + ArrowUp : Copy current line to the line above.

cmd + alt + ArrowDown : Copy current line to the line under.

Also:

alt + ArrowUp : Move current line to line above.

alt + ArrowDown : Move current line to line under.

If using Windows, just switch in ctrl for cmd i think.

:)

[tomcruise8419]

^ _^