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Re: Default button

At 7:43 pm -0700 7/4/05, Josef Henryson <email@hidden> wrote: 

That's it!! Thank you so much, now it works both in my JFrame and my
modal dialogs (should have thought of that).

Josef

Op 7-apr-05 om 18:20 heeft Rob Ross het volgende geschreven:

>> this.appOpenDialog.setVisible(true);
this.appOpenDialog.enableDefaultButton(); 
 >
 >
 > If your dialog is a modal dialog, then your code blocks after the
 > first line (setVisible(true)). The next line is executed *after* the
 > dialog has been dismissed by the user. Try switching the order of the
 > two lines.

That, incidentally, is why setVisible() on Dialog ought to be deprecated. For components, yes, show() and hide() are a poor choice, where visibility is a property not very dissimilar from enabledness, opaqueness, bounds, etc.

For a window, however, and most especially a modal dialog, showing it is something quite, quite different. I would always use JDialog.show() to make it quite clear what is happening!

-Rolf
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Rolf Howarth, Square Box Systems Ltd, Stratford-upon-Avon UK.
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