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I got a JList which I fill with mesure types. The user can fill it by select mesure type from a combo box and fill the list. I have also 5 characteristics radio buttons which normally set the characteristic of the mesure, so for each mesure type, there is 5 different options.
I draw a schematic of the window:
+-------------+
|Mesuretype1 |
|Mesuretype2 |
|Mesuretype3 |
+-------------+
°option 1 °option 2 °option 3 °option 4
Is this possible, and is there a manner to associate the list with the radio buttons, and save the state of them (like the first mesure have only option 1, the second option 3, e...)?
To finish the program, after having choose different mesures and the options associated, the user clicks finish and all data is saved to database.
I work with Java Swing.
java swing jlist jradiobutton
edited Jan 3 at 15:45
Andrew Thompson
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asked Jan 3 at 14:22
Benjamin BurgetBenjamin Burget
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I got a JList which I fill with mesure types. The user can fill it by select mesure type from a combo box and fill the list. I have also 5 characteristics radio buttons which normally set the characteristic of the mesure, so for each mesure type, there is 5 different options.
I draw a schematic of the window:
+-------------+
|Mesuretype1 |
|Mesuretype2 |
|Mesuretype3 |
+-------------+
°option 1 °option 2 °option 3 °option 4
Is this possible, and is there a manner to associate the list with the radio buttons, and save the state of them (like the first mesure have only option 1, the second option 3, e...)?
To finish the program, after having choose different mesures and the options associated, the user clicks finish and all data is saved to database.
I work with Java Swing.
java swing jlist jradiobutton
edited Jan 3 at 15:45
Andrew Thompson
154k29165349
asked Jan 3 at 14:22
Benjamin BurgetBenjamin Burget
12
By "mesure types" DYM "measure types"? The second I don't understand, but as to the first, I've not even heard the word 'mesure' before.
– Andrew Thompson
Jan 3 at 15:47
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I got a JList which I fill with mesure types. The user can fill it by select mesure type from a combo box and fill the list. I have also 5 characteristics radio buttons which normally set the characteristic of the mesure, so for each mesure type, there is 5 different options.
I draw a schematic of the window:
+-------------+
|Mesuretype1 |
|Mesuretype2 |
|Mesuretype3 |
+-------------+
°option 1 °option 2 °option 3 °option 4
Is this possible, and is there a manner to associate the list with the radio buttons, and save the state of them (like the first mesure have only option 1, the second option 3, e...)?
To finish the program, after having choose different mesures and the options associated, the user clicks finish and all data is saved to database.
I work with Java Swing.
java swing jlist jradiobutton
edited Jan 3 at 15:45
Andrew Thompson
154k29165349
asked Jan 3 at 14:22
Benjamin BurgetBenjamin Burget
12
I got a JList which I fill with mesure types. The user can fill it by select mesure type from a combo box and fill the list. I have also 5 characteristics radio buttons which normally set the characteristic of the mesure, so for each mesure type, there is 5 different options.
I draw a schematic of the window:
+-------------+
|Mesuretype1 |
|Mesuretype2 |
|Mesuretype3 |
+-------------+
°option 1 °option 2 °option 3 °option 4
Is this possible, and is there a manner to associate the list with the radio buttons, and save the state of them (like the first mesure have only option 1, the second option 3, e...)?
To finish the program, after having choose different mesures and the options associated, the user clicks finish and all data is saved to database.
I work with Java Swing.
java swing jlist jradiobutton
java swing jlist jradiobutton
edited Jan 3 at 15:45
Andrew Thompson
154k29165349
asked Jan 3 at 14:22
Benjamin BurgetBenjamin Burget
12
edited Jan 3 at 15:45
Andrew Thompson
154k29165349
asked Jan 3 at 14:22
Benjamin BurgetBenjamin Burget
12
edited Jan 3 at 15:45
Andrew Thompson
154k29165349
edited Jan 3 at 15:45
Andrew Thompson
154k29165349
edited Jan 3 at 15:45
Andrew Thompson
154k29165349
154k29165349
asked Jan 3 at 14:22
Benjamin BurgetBenjamin Burget
12
asked Jan 3 at 14:22
Benjamin BurgetBenjamin Burget
12
asked Jan 3 at 14:22
Benjamin BurgetBenjamin Burget
12
12
By "mesure types" DYM "measure types"? The second I don't understand, but as to the first, I've not even heard the word 'mesure' before.
– Andrew Thompson
Jan 3 at 15:47
add a comment |
By "mesure types" DYM "measure types"? The second I don't understand, but as to the first, I've not even heard the word 'mesure' before.
– Andrew Thompson
Jan 3 at 15:47
By "mesure types" DYM "measure types"? The second I don't understand, but as to the first, I've not even heard the word 'mesure' before.
– Andrew Thompson
Jan 3 at 15:47
By "mesure types" DYM "measure types"? The second I don't understand, but as to the first, I've not even heard the word 'mesure' before.
– Andrew Thompson
Jan 3 at 15:47
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From your question, the most I am gathering is that you want a way to associate one "MesureType" with only one option from the radio button.
By utilizing the Hashmap util, you can map the two together, so that a MesureType is associated with a selection from the radio buttons. For example:
HashMap map = new HashMap();
map.put( your list.getSelectedValue(), the selected button value);
Thanks for your help, it worked like a charm !
– Benjamin Burget
Jan 4 at 12:50
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From your question, the most I am gathering is that you want a way to associate one "MesureType" with only one option from the radio button.
By utilizing the Hashmap util, you can map the two together, so that a MesureType is associated with a selection from the radio buttons. For example:
HashMap map = new HashMap();
map.put( your list.getSelectedValue(), the selected button value);
Thanks for your help, it worked like a charm !
– Benjamin Burget
Jan 4 at 12:50
add a comment |
From your question, the most I am gathering is that you want a way to associate one "MesureType" with only one option from the radio button.
By utilizing the Hashmap util, you can map the two together, so that a MesureType is associated with a selection from the radio buttons. For example:
HashMap map = new HashMap();
map.put( your list.getSelectedValue(), the selected button value);
Thanks for your help, it worked like a charm !
– Benjamin Burget
Jan 4 at 12:50
add a comment |
From your question, the most I am gathering is that you want a way to associate one "MesureType" with only one option from the radio button.
By utilizing the Hashmap util, you can map the two together, so that a MesureType is associated with a selection from the radio buttons. For example:
HashMap map = new HashMap();
map.put( your list.getSelectedValue(), the selected button value);
From your question, the most I am gathering is that you want a way to associate one "MesureType" with only one option from the radio button.
By utilizing the Hashmap util, you can map the two together, so that a MesureType is associated with a selection from the radio buttons. For example:
HashMap map = new HashMap();
map.put( your list.getSelectedValue(), the selected button value);
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Thanks for your help, it worked like a charm !
– Benjamin Burget
Jan 4 at 12:50
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Thanks for your help, it worked like a charm !
– Benjamin Burget
Jan 4 at 12:50
Thanks for your help, it worked like a charm !
– Benjamin Burget
Jan 4 at 12:50
Thanks for your help, it worked like a charm !
– Benjamin Burget
Jan 4 at 12:50
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By "mesure types" DYM "measure types"? The second I don't understand, but as to the first, I've not even heard the word 'mesure' before.
– Andrew Thompson
Jan 3 at 15:47