Error! "filename" is not abstract and does not override abstract method...

[hasani6leap]

I'm trying to create a simple GUI with swing I get compilation error..
"Tempconverter is not absract and does not override absract method actionPerformed (java.awt.event.ActionEvent) in (java.awt.event.ActionListener).

This is my code


import java.awt.*;
import javax.swing.*;
import java.awt.event.*;
import java.util.*;

public class Tempconverter extends JFrame implements ActionListener{

//actionlistener is in event sub package
JTextField celcius;
JButton convert;
JTextField farenhite;





Tempconverter(){

celcius =new JTextField (15);
farenhite=new JTextField (15);
convert=new JButton("convert");

//Insert Layout manager to arrange the componetes
setLayout(new FlowLayout());

//if the 'convert' button is pushed the button informs the same object
//this is the reference to the same object
convert.ActionListener(this);
//adding components to the pane
getContentPane().add(celcius);
getContentPane().add(convert);
getContentPane().add(farenhite);

}


public void actionPerfomed(ActionEvent ev){

int value=Integer.parseInt(celcius.getText());
int far=(value*9/5)+32;
farenhite.setText(Integer.toString(far));
}


public static void main( String args[]){

Tempconverter tc=new Tempconverter();
tc.setSize(500,500);
tc.setVisible(true);


}
}
Thankx

[jelly]

If that's truly a copy of your code then your problem is a simple typo

you wrote:

public void actionPerfomed(ActionEvent ev){

it should be:

public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent ev){

i.e. you missed the second 'r' in action Performed

[CaptainMorgan]

Quote:

Originally Posted by hasani6leap

"Tempconverter is not absract and does not override absract method actionPerformed

You must override the method it's telling you to override. And as jelly pointed out, that's why(simple mistake - we all make them).

[hasani6leap]

Thanks guys or girls..
I do this all the time..

[tim]

Hello hasani6leap.

Every programmer has made a typo once. In my opinion, if you type less you make less typing mistakes. Today, a programmer does not have to type out everything. Many IDEs provide shortcuts by giving you a list of methods, code snippets and more to complete code for you. For example, NetBeans can create method definitions for methods that you still need to implement, if you press ctrl+space and choose the correct method. (shown with "-implement") Try looking into this. It might help.