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Old 07-18-2007, 06:51 PM
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JMenu and JRadioButtonMenuItem
Hi,
When I catch the selection of the radio button in the ActionListener, I would also to know which JMenu object, which is the submenu that consists the radio buttons, was chosen (I have the same radio button names in different submenus)
how do I do so ?

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Check "command" and "source" variables in ActionEvent class. Both can be used to catch selection of your radio buttons.
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you didn't understand
I want to catch the submenu which is the father of the selected radio button
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Ok. I understand now. I think you will need to capture events of super classes (e.g. JComponent) to do that. But i dont know which one, you will need to try them if you did not.
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