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ya u can do it boss<br />
but what about the previous question u asked didnot allot points?<br />
for answer?
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ya u can do it boss
but what about the previous question u asked didnot allot points?
for answer?

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Hello in AWT to add a button you add this code :<br />
Button b = new Button(&quot;Button&quot;);<br />
add(b); // and in swing you add a J before the Button.<br />
This makes a very boaring button but you can change the buttons background by setting a background color to it.<br />
The question i have is , is there a way I can make my own button called say OButton and when ever i add the code obutton = o new obutton(&quot;Orange&quot;) it will have a orange background?<br />
Thanks!! This would have to have all the same events as a Button (Everything the same but different bg color)<br />
Thanks!
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Hello in AWT to add a button you add this code :
Button b = new Button("Button");
add(b); // and in swing you add a J before the Button.
This makes a very boaring button but you can change the buttons background by setting a background color to it.
The question i have is , is there a way I can make my own button called say OButton and when ever i add the code obutton = o new obutton("Orange") it will have a orange background?
Thanks!! This would have to have all the same events as a Button (Everything the same but different bg color)
Thanks!

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