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"Kevin Dean [TeamB]" <NkOdSePaAnM@datadevelopment.com> wrote:
>Hiroshi wrote:
>
>> Hi everyone, a JTextField in a JDialog (or its extended class)ends up
>> with mostly-overridden by paint() for the dialog. Below is the code
>> to demonstrate the problem. When paint() is not included in the
>> dialog class, the field is normally shown, but with it, the field is
>> almost lost. Will you tell me why and how I can avoid this problem?
>> (I do need to include paint() in the dialog class.) Thank you.
>
>Unless you're doing something special to the way the dialog (or any
>component for that matter) is displayed, you should never have to
>override the paint() method.  Furthermore, when overriding the paint()
>method, you should call the inherited paint() method which in the
>dialog's case ensures that all contained components are painted
>properly.
>
Thanks Kevin. Yes, I found a statement in a book saying that paintComponent() should be used instead of paint(). I am going
to try the method instead.

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