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Article #36Re: Spooky JTree problem
From: jet
Date: Fri, 17 Nov 2000 00:00
Date: Fri, 17 Nov 2000 00:00
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if you look at the source code for JTree you'll see why you're getting this; this is what you get when you use the JTree empty constructor; don't ask why they did it this way; maybe it was a demo thing that never got cleaned up; maybe they left it in because somebody thought it was cute; if they had to have something in there i don't know why they just didn't put in a dummy root node but there it is janc2000@deja.com wrote: > Hi, > > I've created a JFrame based window which contains a JTree object (I'm using > JBuilder 4). > To my big surpirse this JTree has a root node with 3 subnodes named > "colors", "sports" and "food", > although I have not added any code to populate the three. > I've done a scan of all my sources on this names and could not find any of > them. > > Anybody knows what is going on? > > Jan
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