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For what its worth, they way I solved it is to call the components show(true/false) flag.<br />
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For Instance:<br />
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myLabelHi.show(false);<br />
myLabelBye.show(true);<br />
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Its a bit messy when you have a lot of components but it soleves all sorts of programming problems.<br />

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For what its worth, they way I solved it is to call the components show(true/false) flag.

For Instance:

myLabelHi.show(false);
myLabelBye.show(true);

Its a bit messy when you have a lot of components but it soleves all sorts of programming problems.


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I'm trying to add new elements to a frame, and get rid of the other elements that were there. &nbsp;For instance an applet where I add(new Label(&quot;Hello&quot;)) ... now I want &quot;Hello&quot; to disappear and I want to add(new Label(&quot;Goodbye&quot;).<br />
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I thought that either clearAll() or some use of repaint() would do it, but I can't get it to clear and then add components. &nbsp;I can't find any examples of doing this in my books....can anyone help me??<br />
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I'm trying to add new elements to a frame, and get rid of the other elements that were there.  For instance an applet where I add(new Label("Hello")) ... now I want "Hello" to disappear and I want to add(new Label("Goodbye").

I thought that either clearAll() or some use of repaint() would do it, but I can't get it to clear and then add components.  I can't find any examples of doing this in my books....can anyone help me??




Changing components in containers

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