Re: JToggleButton event firing

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 Redbeard <tom.cowdery@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
[...]
> 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.

I think it's the ToggleButtonModel that's responsible for the behavior. 
Why not instantiate JToggleButton and set the model to an extension of 
DefaultButtonModel that overrides isArmed().

John
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