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Help with saveAsMenuItem.addActionListener
Someone here said it would be better to use the type of code below, other then ActionCommand:
saveAsMenuItem.addActionLi
public void actionPerformed(ActionEven
saveAsMenuItem_actionPerfo
}
});
Could someone give me an example of how this would be used from a menu through to a SaveAs JFileChooser.
saveAsMenuItem.addActionLi
public void actionPerformed(ActionEven
saveAsMenuItem_actionPerfo
}
});
Could someone give me an example of how this would be used from a menu through to a SaveAs JFileChooser.
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yes
you would only need to do that initialisation of the chooser once though, not every time you wanted to use it.
> I have an accessory named AudioAccessory to add to the file chooser
Yes, thats correct :)
Yes, thats correct :)
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I doubled the points to make it fair on you guys.
Thanks everyone for all the support.
Thanks everyone for all the support.
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y.setDialogTitle("Save . . .");
AudioAccessory aa = new AudioAccessory();
y.setAccessory(aa);
y.setFileSelectionMode(JFi
y.setCurrentDirectory(new File("C:/"));