Re: Invsible Button!?

From:
"Sergio" <boser87@hotmail.com>
Newsgroups:
comp.lang.java.programmer
Date:
21 Aug 2006 12:45:03 -0700
Message-ID:
<1156189503.457582.210720@m73g2000cwd.googlegroups.com>
Bart Rider ha scritto:

    public ProgressMonitor(String title) {
     super(title);
     panel = createPanel();


Your global var 'panel' is set by createPanel() and
then reassigned with the return value. Big flaw in
programming.


....you know, i'm a beginner, let me make these mistakes :P
i don't want my program is perfect, i want that my program works.

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Despite some flaws in your prog I changed nothing except:
adding this:

import java.awt.*;
import javax.swing.*;

adding this to the classes body:

    public static void main( String []args ) {
        new ProgressMonitor( "Hallo" );
    }

and replacing the line
 > BAR_MAX = AnalisiParagrafi.getNumberOfParags() - 1;
with
      BAR_MAX = 200;
.

I didn't get the problem you discribed, the button you
missed was placed exactly beneath the progress bar. (after
resizing the window it moved to a position after the bar,
so you might consider the hint Matt gave.)

Maybe you should report back the exact circumstances under
which your prog runs.


as i've noticed if u invoke my class with a simple call procedure, it
works fine.
I'll try to explain how my program works (sorry for my poor english).

My program makes some operations on the paragraphs of a text.

When i push a button 'GO' in the main window of my program, the text's
processing starts and this Progress Monitor panel becomes visible.
I need, in this Progress Monitor panel, the progress bar updated for
each paragraph, (the 'i' index is the number of the current paragraph,
BAR_MAX is the edge of my progress bar) and the stop button visible to
stop the execution when i want.
I dont use threads (another big mistake...i know) and i've tried to
follow Matt's advice, but it doesn't work.

I wanna thank all of you for the precious help.

Sergio.

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