Re: JToggleButton event firing

On May 8, 10:43 am, Knute Johnson <nos...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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wrote:
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> Do you need keyboard input, is that why you want an ActionListener?
No, I don't need keyboard input.  I just envisioned it reacting like a
button, and figured that it was easier to subclass JToggleButton than
reinvent the wheel.  Of course, when I decided to subclass
JToggleButtion, I wasn't aware of the behavior that prompted my
original post.  I discovered that by accident.

> Why
> don't you explain completely what you want your button to do?
I did.  It represents a "card" in the Memory game - sometimes called
'Concentration' after the TV show based on the Memory game.  When
someone clicks on the "card" it is "turned over" to reveal the face.
Since JToggleButton already had the ability to hold two images - one
which could be the back of the card and the other the fact - it seemed
like a obvious choice.  But as I said earlier, I wasn't aware of the
behavior that prompted this thread.

Since nobody else has chimed in with a way to override that behavior,
I have to assume that nobody is aware of any way to do so.  (Which may
mean that there isn't any way.)  So it looks like I "roll my own" and
subclass JPanel.