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You could use a binary search, which would be better than O(n) but that would require your model be sorted
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You could use a binary search, which would be better than O(n) but that would require your model be sorted

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&gt;&gt;and u can always use gDefaultComboBoxModel.getI<wbr />ndexOf() method if that suits<br />
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That won't avoid looping of course - it just means that Java will do it instead of you
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>>and u can always use gDefaultComboBoxModel.getIndexOf() method if that suits

That won't avoid looping of course - it just means that Java will do it instead of you

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Hello,<br />
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Small things again...<br />
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How to check (Search) if a given target token exists in a JComboBox list?. I am trying to find away to do it without looping from 0..getItemCount()<br />
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Any suggessions?
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Hello,

Small things again...

How to check (Search) if a given target token exists in a JComboBox list?. I am trying to find away to do it without looping from 0..getItemCount()

Any suggessions?

JComboBox Search Question

Java is a platform-independent, object-oriented programming language and run-time environment, designed to have as few implementation dependencies as possible such that developers can write one set of code across all platforms using libraries. Most devices will not run Java natively, and require a run-time component to be installed in order to execute a Java program.