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Make your class an ActionListener!<br />
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;JOOP!
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Make your class an ActionListener!

;JOOP!

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In the same class you can add Timers to have the same access to public void actionPerformed(ActionEven<wbr />t a)<br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp; Object o = a.getSource();<br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;if(o == b) // it's the button<br />
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And so on ....<br />
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;JOOP!
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In the same class you can add Timers to have the same access to public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent a)
{
    Object o = a.getSource();

     if(o == b) // it's the button

And so on ....

;JOOP!

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I'm posting another question can you look for it, it comes up from the comment you made in the question.<br />
it's about implements runable and actionListener maybe rewting the class
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I'm posting another question can you look for it, it comes up from the comment you made in the question.
it's about implements runable and actionListener maybe rewting the class

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Simple question. I am new at this and want to learn this part. I know how to call am a inner class I made it outter now. I want to know that when I press a button in a action performed Event what code do i need to add to call it up, it has its own window. It name is StopWatch()
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Simple question. I am new at this and want to learn this part. I know how to call am a inner class I made it outter now. I want to know that when I press a button in a action performed Event what code do i need to add to call it up, it has its own window. It name is StopWatch()

call a class from action performed

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