Re: Java -> Netbeans -> JTextField.name property???
- From: Sabine Dinis Blochberger <no.spam@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 24 Mar 2008 11:20:06 GMT
Willy Wankalot wrote:
HiI think you want "change variable name". "name" is/can be used for other
New to java, but seasoned in other languages like C++. Anyway, first time
using Netbeans for java.
When using the gui designer to place a text component in a dialog, I get a
default "JTextField1" name for it from the gui designer. so far, so good.
But when I rename it to something else like "Username" in the "name" field,
the change is not made in the source. However, when I right click the
JTextField component and do "change variable name", it changes the source
code *and* name field correctly. Is this a bug in the IDE or am I
misinterpreting the use of the "name" field in the properties box?
No big deal ... I just need to use the right-click method to change the
name, but I would like to verify this behavior is not just my install of it,
or anything else I might be overlooking about the behavior of the gui
developer. TIA
things then unique identification.
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Sabine Dinis Blochberger
Op3racional
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