Help in KeyEvent

[chyrl]

I have tried searching on google about my problem, yet I can find the right logic (understand) for me the code my key combination ([Left]Control + [Left]Shift + A)

I have a thread in this forum on this thread but I am still confused about it.
So, if there is a possible. Upon the codes given to be by google, how could I implement this key combination to work.

The logic is like this. Orginally, A JFrame, inside a JWindow, which contains a group layout of other components (the components are not focused, only the JWindow). Upon pressing the key combination ([Left]Control + [Left]Shift + A), an action is performed.

I will try to create a SSCCE for this thread, though I already have one but using javax.swing.KeyStroke (provided by camickr, the code is located in the other thread).

[Eranga]

Please don't post the same question in several times in different sub-forums. If you feel that you've not post your questions in a wrong sections please send a PM to one of our moderators and ask to move. They we'll do it for you. :)

[chyrl]

This thread is in the right section.
But is there anyone to help me answer this thread.

I will be delighted if you could guide me.

[Eranga]

Can you show me what you've done so far? Or post here the link to other thread you've post.

[chyrl]

Here is the link you request of.

[Eranga]

Let me check.

[chyrl]

Ahm. Eranga, have you found anything so far?

[JosAH]

Ahm. Eranga, have you found anything so far?

It was not a clever thing to abandon your previous thread: Camickr was answering your question; that guy is a miracle when it comes to Swing, he knows a lot about it and you should really read his replies and blog securely because the answer is there: study those key bindings and actions because that is the way to go (I can't give you any details because I have to look them up myself for those JFrames and JDialogs).

kind regards,

Jos

[Eranga]

So the other thread isn't look at by our OP.

[chyrl]

I don't know. What do you means by OP?

[curmudgeon]

OP stands for either Original Post or Original Poster, depending on the context (here it means original poster).

[Eranga]

I don't know. What do you means by OP?

Yeah, OP stands for original poster. I'm normally use that abbreviation in my posts.

[chyrl]

Oh I see now. But if I am to use the post of the other thread.
Could I solve this thread?
The problem on that thread. The two lines of the program has error.

[Eranga]

Oh I see now. But if I am to use the post of the other thread.
Could I solve this thread?
The problem on that thread. The two lines of the program has error.

If you've done a mistake clear let it to others and you can correct with a new post or the edit existing post. Post the same question in multiple times because of that is not a good reason. I really don't like that.

[chyrl]

If you've done a mistake clear let it to others and you can correct with a new post or the edit existing post. Post the same question in multiple times because of that is not a good reason. I really don't like that.

I don't know if I have done wrong on the code.
Though I don't understand what camcikr reply is about.
Honestly speaking, I don't understand how I get the error even I have read the API and the blog.

[Eranga]

That's why other are helping out here in the forum.