Thread: Set Invisible or close a frame

but it don't work

Please explain what happens/

 if(str == "OK")

You should use the equals() method to compare the contents of Strings, not the == operator.

First of all, sorry for not specifying my question.

Now my question: How can i set invisible a frame when a press a button.

I hope this will help you to help me.

Thanks in advance,
Kostas

What happens when you call setVisible(false) for a visible window?

Change your posted code to call setVisible(false) for the currently visible window. Don't do anything else, just call that method and see what happens.

if you mean this

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        JFrame frame = new JFrame();
        frame.setVisible(true);
        frame.setVisible(false); 


i tried that

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        if(str.equals(button))
        {
            newFrame.setVisible(false);
            System.out.println("OK");
        } 


But there wasn't output in the console(in eclipse)

then i tried with the == operator and i had as output OK
but the == operator and the method equals() aren't the same?

Also when i debugged i found that it use the println but it don't use the setVisible(false) or i think it stuck

I think the problem is in the if statement but i can't look at it anymore I will sleep (Step 0) and i will spent the whole day tomorrow thinking it. If you find why it don't work please let me know.

Thank you in advance

I think the most i have written would be very difficult to understand but i am Greek and i don't know enough English to specify it more

No, that is not I meant. I meant to change the listener to something like this so when the button was pressed, setVisible(false) would execute and the window with the button would disappear.

    public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e)
    {
        jf.setVisible(false);              // This Hides the window
    }

You must pass a reference to the window to the listener's class and save it in a variable: jf.

Thank you I made it work with 2 new Action Listener.

I'm sure there are several ways you could do it. More ActionListeners sounds more complicated than the way I did it.

I used the following code

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        JButton b = new JButton();
        b.addActionListener(new ActionListener() {
            
            @Override
            public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent arg0) 
            {
                frame.setVisible(false);
            }
        }); 


for to close it and then setVisible(true) to show it. It found it more simple than using a whole class for a simple work of 2 lines

Your last post: with 2 new Action Listener
was confusing.