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exchange 2 JLabels Location
Hi friends ..
i have been trying to do a thing like exchange 2 JLabels Location using MouseListener or MouseLocation without any success
These 2 labels Contain ImageIcons. and have the same width & height...
is there anybody who can explain me with a code how to exchange their position ??
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Re: exchange 2 JLabels Location
Why not leave the labels where they are and just exchange their contents?
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Re: exchange 2 JLabels Location
i tried to use img.addMouseListener()..etc
but the add methods for ImageIcon doesnt seem to exist
Re: exchange 2 JLabels Location
Look in the API doc for the class to see what methods exist for the class and its super classes.add methods for ImageIcon doesnt seem to exist
An ImageIcon object can't be added to a container object. It isn't able to receive events from the mouse or keyboard. Only classes that extend Component can receive GUI events.
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Re: exchange 2 JLabels Location
ah ok ...
is it possible to drag a Label containing Image from a panel1 to another Label containing in panel2 ... making a type of exchange of Labels ? or its not possible due to the Panels ??
Re: exchange 2 JLabels Location
I think that there are GUI building programs that would do that. It is not part of Java SE.
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