Re: JToggleButton event firing
Redbeard wrote:
It appears that the JToggleButton fires the event to change its state
when the button is released rather than when it is pressed.
I'm using the JToggleButton as a "card" in a Memory Card game since it
holds two images - one that shows when the button is unselected, and
the other when it is selected.. Unselected represents a card that is
face down, while selected is face up.
My concern is that if you hold the mouse button down but don't release
it until you are over a different button, you can see the "selected"
icon without truly selecting the button. When the mouse exits the
button, it reverts back to the unselected image. The associated
ActionEvent never fires.
Obviously, in a Memory Card game, that is considered a "cheat". What
i want is to change the behavior so the button gets selected when the
button is pressed.
I've tried getModel().setPressed(boolean),
getModel().setRollover(boolean), getModel().setArmed(boolean), but
none of those do what I want. Nor have I found any other method that
seems appropriate.
Any ideas?
Just write your own button. This is really easy with a JPanel and a
MouseListener.
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