I don't see it in post#23. Where is it? I do NOT find it when I search the posted text.
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Re: repaint() event does not work.
I don't see it in post#23. Where is it? I do NOT find it when I search the posted text.
Re: repaint() event does not work.
I added what you said and now it works but it is opened in a separate window,I need it to work in the window which contains the buttons.
Re: repaint() event does not work.
You should be able to see how drawing works now. You'll have to rewrite your code.
SagiIs (December 25th, 2011)
Re: repaint() event does not work.
I see,thanks a lot man you helped me a lot
Re: repaint() event does not work.
Good luck rewriting the code.
Try to use Swing classes instead of the older AWT classes you are using.
Re: repaint() event does not work.
I actually ran the code before,my problem is running that code with the buttons.
Re: repaint() event does not work.
Make a SSCCE to show the problem.
You will probably need separate panels for the buttons and the drawing area.
Re: repaint() event does not work.
Actually I did,I already showed you the code,I do use a panel for the buttons and a drawing area.
Re: repaint() event does not work.
The code you posted has to be rewritten.
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