Re: revalidate() vs. repaint()?

Hi,

> The validate(), invalidate(), and revalidate() methods are useful if an
> extension of Container overrides its doLayout() method, say to do
> something other than the default behavior of invoking the
> layoutContainer(Container) method of the LayoutManager of the Container.
>
> Using a custom Container that overrides its doLayout() method to
> layout the Container is an alternative to using a custom LayoutManager.

So this means, if I use setLayout(null), re/in/validate() is of no use,
correct?

René


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