Repaint « Applet « Java Swing Q&A
1. Java - Repaint Not Working stackoverflow.comSo I am making a Text-Based RPG Applet in Java. I am using SWING panels, with text fields and buttons on it. I am programming it in Netbeans, and I am ... | ||||
2. JApplet repaint coderanch.comNever programmed a graphical Applet (or a JApplet at all), so I'm not sure how they work. There are a couple of generic thing you could try: you could paint over the old text with the same text in black (or whatever the background colour is - won't work if it's a picture) before drawing the new line of text Double ... | ||||
3. repaint applet coderanch.com | ||||
4. Applet repaint newbie help coderanch.comGreetings. Hopefully this is the right place to ask this question--I searched through the Applets discussion but wasn't sure if it was the right place for a newbie q. I've been banging my skull against my keyboard on this one. I need a smiley face to change to a frowny face when a Jbutton is clicked. I got the face, the ... | ||||
5. repaint() method of applet problem coderanch.com
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6. To make JApplet repaint coderanch.com | ||||
7. Swing applet design paintComponent or repaint ? coderanch.comA few mistakes: - paintComponent should remain protected. There's no need to make it public. - paintComponent misses the call to super.paintComponent(g). - you're creating user interfaces and have complete business logic in the paintComponent method. That method's going to be called A LOT. The paint methods should be used for just that - painting the component. | ||||
8. Applet refuses to repaint coderanch.comI have tried wrting this program using JFrames and plain old applets. I get the same results every time - it wont repaint when I call it. I put some debugging info in it and I can tell that it is doing what it is supposed to other than repaint(). It is supposed to loop through animations in response to arrow ... |