Re: Changing JFrame components at runtime
- From: Lionel <lionelv_@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 25 Sep 2006 12:52:15 +1000
Andrew Thompson wrote:
lego_lax wrote:Which IDE are you (mis)using?Netbeans, but I'm not using GUI designer.
Avoiding the GUI designer is probably best,
until you get a good working knowledge of
Java layouts and general GUI techniques.
Isn't it always? Every time I get the idea that maybe I can do something faster in a gui designer I end up kicking myself and going back and writing it by hand.
I feel as though Gui designers hide information from me, and they all seem to store information in some other file which I assume probably won't port to well . . . just my thoughts.
Lionel.
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