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Creating and Destroying Dialogs

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From: Thomas Wynne
Date: Sun, 28 Jun 1998 00:00
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    I'm currently transforming from a MFC programmer to a Java one, and
I'm having a hard time destroying or getting rid of a dialog. I'm
creating it as follows from a menu event:

  void New_Monster_actionPerformed(ActionEvent e) {
    CREATE_MONSTER monster = new CREATE_MONSTER(this, true);
    monster.show();


    Once the .show() is called control is supposed to be contained
inside of the .show() because the dialog is modal.  When the user closes
the dialog via the x in the upper right corner the program should
continue on, at least that's what all the books say.  When the user
clicks on the x the dialog remains on the screen and there is no way to
close the dialog.  Does anybody know what I am doing wrong here?  The
dialog is not a Javabean.  Thanks

Thomas Wynne
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Date: 1998/06/28
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