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getText() with a black line across it?
my .getText() has a black line going across it. what does it mean? It's still doing what I want it to do, so I know it works. Please click on the link to see picture!
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if(password.getText().equals("Google")) { System.out.println("correct"); }
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Re: getText() with a black line across it?
Usually that means the method has been deprecated. Refer to the API page for the object using the method to get the latest info.
tonynsx (November 21st, 2013)
Re: getText() with a black line across it?
Thanks, so basically it means it's been updated or something was done to it.
Re: getText() with a black line across it?
It means that it has been replaced by another preferred method but the "old" way of doing it is allowed to maintain compatibility with existing code.
Re: getText() with a black line across it?
Thanks
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