actionlistenerjavaswing
JFrame myframe = new JFrame("My Sample Frame");
JButton mybutton = new JButton("Okay");
Can someone explain to me these part.
mybutton.addActionListener(new ActionListener(){
public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent evt){
//Assuming that the content here will do something.
}
Use a CardLayout, as shown here.
I've implemented this with ResourceBundles and an EventBus.
When the locale is changed, the EventBus fires an localeChangedEvent. All JFrame windows which have localized strings then have to subscribe to this event. They must also implement a changeLocale() method which is executed when the event is received.
In this method all strings will be updated to the current locale.
public void changeLocale(ResourceBundle rb) {
lblLabel1.setText(rb.getString("text1"));
lblLabel2.setText(rb.getString("text2"));
...
}
Best Answer
What exactly do you not understand about the code?
The code adds an action listener to the button. The
actionPerformedmethod of the action listener will be called when the button is clicked.Note that an anonymous inner class is used here.