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Old 05-16-2008, 04:42 PM
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returning String from actionPerformed
so i have a problem, that i can't find a way to retunr a String from actionPerformed because it's void, so can anyone tell me how to return a String from a void ?
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you cannot!!!

here is an alternative,
you can initialize first a variable with setter and getter method.... before that actionPerformed ends its task, call the setter method and store that string in that variable...

Instead of waiting the expected value from a void type(which is impossible) just call the getter method after the actionPerformed invoked....
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In most cases the way sukatoa says is used. It's much easy. Better take care of defining variable in much secure way.
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