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Class jclass.contrib.JCChoice 

java.lang.Object
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   +----java.awt.Component
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           +----java.awt.Choice
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                   +----jclass.contrib.JCChoice
public class JCChoice
extends Choice
JCChoice extends the AWT Choice class to associate values with the chosen items. The following is an example of how it can be used: 

  String bTypeStrings[] = { "Shadow In", "Shadow Out", "Etched In" };
  JCChoice bTypeC;
  int bTypeValues[] = { JCEnum.BORDER_IN, JCEnum.BORDER_OUT,
                        JCEnum.BORDER_ETCHED_IN };
  bTypeC = new JCChoice(bTypeStrings, bTypeValues);
  bTypeC.setCurrent(JCEnum.BORDER_OUT);

Constructor Index

o JCChoice()
Constructs an empty Component.
o JCChoice(String[], int[])
This constructor takes an array of strings for the individual items and an array of values to associate with the strings.

Method Index

o getValue()
Returns the value corresponding to the current choice.
o setValue(int)
When a JCChoice is created, it is given an array of values to associate with each choice string.

Constructors

o JCChoice 
  public JCChoice()
Constructs an empty Component.

o JCChoice 
  public JCChoice(String items[],
                  int vals[])
This constructor takes an array of strings for the individual items and an array of values to associate with the strings.

Parameters:
items - an array of strings to appear in the choice
vals - the values to be associated with each choice

Methods

o setValue 
  public void setValue(int value)
When a JCChoice is created, it is given an array of values to associate with each choice string. This function takes a value and sets the current item in the choice to be the item associated with the value.

o getValue 
  public int getValue()
Returns the value corresponding to the current choice. 

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