Thread: WHY this code dont work?

 alcher.addActionListener(new ActionListener(scriptMenu)
      {
        public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent arg0) {
          while (true) {
            if (BSBotClient.username == null ? "" != null : !BSBotClient.username.equals("")) if (BSBotClient.password == null ? "" != null : !BSBotClient.password.equals(""))
                break; BSBotClient.username = JOptionPane.showInputDialog("Enter username:");
            BSBotClient.password = JOptionPane.showInputDialog("Enter password:");
            if (BSBotClient.username == null ? "" != null : !BSBotClient.username.equals("")) if (BSBotClient.password == null ? "" != null : !BSBotClient.password.equals(""))
                continue;
            JOptionPane.showMessageDialog(null, "Please enter something atleast");
          }
 
          BSBot.bsBot.scriptHandler.playScript(new BSScriptPaladinThiever(BSBot.bsBot));
          this.val$scriptMenu.setEnabled(false);
        }
      });

eclipse gives this error:

The constructor Object(Menu) is undefined

is there way to fix this?

Why are you giving your ActionListener's constructor an argument? It doesn't take any parameters.

Originally Posted by KevinWorkman

Why are you giving your ActionListener's constructor an argument? It doesn't take any parameters.

what u mean with that? can you explain

You have: new ActionListener(scriptMenu)

Where do you see a constructor for ActionListener that takes an argument?

More accurately, you're using an anonymous inner class to indirectly instantiate an interface, which has no constructor. So that goes to Object's constructor, and where do you see a constructor for Object that takes an argument?

Originally Posted by KevinWorkman

You have: new ActionListener(scriptMenu)

Where do you see a constructor for ActionListener that takes an argument?

More accurately, you're using an anonymous inner class to indirectly instantiate an interface, which has no constructor. So that goes to Object's constructor, and where do you see a constructor for Object that takes an argument?

well can you tellme how to fix this?

Originally Posted by sibbe

well can you tellme how to fix this?

I told you what the problem is. What don't you understand?

Originally Posted by KevinWorkman

I told you what the problem is. What don't you understand?

well im not good at java <.< so maybe thats why

Originally Posted by sibbe

well im not good at java <.< so maybe thats why

Then perhaps it's time to go back over the basic tutorials: The Java™ Tutorials