disposing a jframe from keyboard

[pankajs]

how can i dispose a JFrame from keyboard.???

[JosAH]

how can i dispose a JFrame from keyboard.???

I don't understand your question: a JFrame is supposed to be displayed on your
screen, not on your keyboard. Did it fall off?

kind regards,

Jos

[r035198x]

I don't understand your question: a JFrame is supposed to be displayed on your
screen, not on your keyboard. Did it fall off?

kind regards,

Jos

You are supposed to guess that they want to close the JFrame using a keyevent.


P.S If the JFrame falls of my screen, it won"t fall on my keyboard too. They are about 10 cm apart.

[JosAH]

You are supposed to guess that they want to close the JFrame using a keyevent.


P.S If the JFrame falls of my screen, it won"t fall on my keyboard too. They are about 10 cm apart.

I have a laptop so if a JFrame falls off my screen it slides down on the keyboard;
if my keyboard happens to be a bit slippery it'll slide even further and drops down
off the table in my lap *yuck*. I'll go and implement a fast SuperGlue class now ...

kind regards,

Jos ;-)

[pankajs]

I was meant to say that there is method setCloseDefault CloseOperation( DISPOSE_ON_CLOS E); ie. when we click close at right top it closed.My ques. was how can it be done by keyevent??????

[r035198x]

I was meant to say that there is method setCloseDefault CloseOperation( DISPOSE_ON_CLOS E); ie. when we click close at right top it closed.My ques. was how can it be done by keyevent??????

The first step is to read about the subject.

[pankajs]

I was meant to say that there is method setCloseDefault CloseOperation( DISPOSE_ON_CLOS E); ie. when we click close at right top it closed.My ques. was how can it be done by keyevent??????

i couldn't find any solutn.. Please..

[r035198x]

I was meant to say that there is method setCloseDefault CloseOperation( DISPOSE_ON_CLOS E); ie. when we click close at right top it closed.My ques. was how can it be done by keyevent??????

i couldn't find any solutn.. Please..

Did you read my reply above?

[BigDaddyLH]

Usually, if you want to provide the user with a close action, you create a "close" menu item. Then the keyboard binding follows from the menu item's accelerator:

http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/uiswing/components/menu.html

http://java.sun.com/javase/6/docs/api/javax/swing/JMenuItem.html#setAccelerator(javax.swing.KeyStroke)