wrynn
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how do i clear all the shapes i've drawn on a panel using the graphics2d object?
how do i clear all the shapes i've drawn on a panel using the graphics2d object?
You can say clear Rect over the whole compouonent
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I figured out that I had to draw a white rectangle over the entire screen at the beginning of my paint method.
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Accepted answer: 0 points for wrynn's comment #36156857
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Accepted answer: 0 points for wrynn's comment #36156857
for the following reason:
This question has been classified as abandoned and is closed as part of the Cleanup Program. See the recommendation for more details.
I think three comments should be considered to be a solution
ID: 34940178 (166 points)
ID: 34940229 (166 points)
ID: 34940446 (166 points)
Any one of these can be considered as an accepted solution, the other two
are assisted solution
The comment by wrynn ID: 36156857
in fact repeats the solution which was mentioned above
ID: 34940178 (166 points)
ID: 34940229 (166 points)
ID: 34940446 (166 points)
Any one of these can be considered as an accepted solution, the other two
are assisted solution
The comment by wrynn ID: 36156857
in fact repeats the solution which was mentioned above
Fine with giving points to experts. The solution used by the asker is not the same as the suggestions by for_yan, hence the original assignment to the asker. But experts worked at it, so giving points to them is fine. The first answer from objects is the correct one, but not what the asker used, so hard to say here.