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I don't expect anyone to do the work for me, but I'm having trouble finding the exact answers to my questions researching on my own. I'm trying to have a text field where the user must input an integer between 1 and 3 and then a drop down menu to pick a flavor (would like the drop down selection to either work as the way to submit or just get the menu itself to stay selected). After submission I want a window to pop up with a painted ice cream cone that changes color based on the flavor and the number of scoops to also be accurate to the user's input.
I have been trying to work with JOptionPanel as I thought maybe that in combination with some sort of ActionListener set up would do the trick for me, but I can't seem to find the how-to or advice I need to get the job done that way.
public void createGUI()
setDefaultCloseOperation(EXIT_ON_CLOSE);
Container window = getContentPane();
window.setLayout(new BorderLayout());
GridLayout mainLayout = new GridLayout(2,1);
GridLayout topLayout = new GridLayout(1,2);
GridLayout menuLayout = new GridLayout(6,2);
JLabel storeFront = new JLabel("Ice Cream Shop");
JLabel orderHere = new JLabel("Order Here");
ImageIcon storeImage = new ImageIcon("storefront.jpeg");
JLabel store = new JLabel(storeImage);
ImageIcon flavorsImage = new ImageIcon("flavors.jpeg");
JLabel flavors = new JLabel(flavorsImage);
JTextField numberScoops = new JTextField(5);
JMenuBar flavorMenu = new JMenuBar();
JMenu flavorIceCream = new JMenu();
JMenuItem chocolate = new JMenuItem("Chocolate");
JMenuItem vanilla = new JMenuItem("Vanilla");
JMenuItem strawberry = new JMenuItem("Strawberry");
flavorIceCream.add(chocolate);
flavorIceCream.add(vanilla);
flavorIceCream.add(strawberry);
flavorMenu.add(flavorIceCream);
JPanel iceCreamShop = new JPanel();
iceCreamShop.setBackground(Color.gray);
iceCreamShop.add(store, BorderLayout.CENTER);
JPanel iceCreamMenu = new JPanel();
iceCreamMenu.setBackground(Color.gray);
JPanel menuPanel = new JPanel();
menuPanel.setBackground(Color.gray);
menuPanel.setLayout(menuLayout);
menuPanel.add(new JLabel("Chocolate"));
menuPanel.add(new JLabel("$2.00/scoop"));
menuPanel.add(new JLabel("Vanilla"));
menuPanel.add(new JLabel("$2.00/scoop"));
menuPanel.add(new JLabel("Strawberry"));
menuPanel.add(new JLabel("$2.25/scoop"));
menuPanel.add(new JLabel("How Many Scoops?"));
menuPanel.add(numberScoops);
menuPanel.add(new JLabel("what flavor?"));
menuPanel.add(flavorMenu);
menuPanel.add(new JButton("clear"));
menuPanel.add(new JButton("submit"));
iceCreamMenu.add(menuPanel);
JPanel iceCreamOrder = new JPanel();
iceCreamOrder.setLayout(topLayout);
iceCreamOrder.add(iceCreamShop);
iceCreamOrder.add(iceCreamMenu);
JPanel mainPanel = new JPanel();
mainPanel.setLayout (mainLayout);
mainPanel.setBackground(Color.gray);
mainPanel.add(iceCreamOrder);
mainPanel.add(flavors, BorderLayout.CENTER);
window.add(mainPanel, BorderLayout.CENTER);
java swing drop-down-menu textinput
add a comment |
I don't expect anyone to do the work for me, but I'm having trouble finding the exact answers to my questions researching on my own. I'm trying to have a text field where the user must input an integer between 1 and 3 and then a drop down menu to pick a flavor (would like the drop down selection to either work as the way to submit or just get the menu itself to stay selected). After submission I want a window to pop up with a painted ice cream cone that changes color based on the flavor and the number of scoops to also be accurate to the user's input.
I have been trying to work with JOptionPanel as I thought maybe that in combination with some sort of ActionListener set up would do the trick for me, but I can't seem to find the how-to or advice I need to get the job done that way.
public void createGUI()
setDefaultCloseOperation(EXIT_ON_CLOSE);
Container window = getContentPane();
window.setLayout(new BorderLayout());
GridLayout mainLayout = new GridLayout(2,1);
GridLayout topLayout = new GridLayout(1,2);
GridLayout menuLayout = new GridLayout(6,2);
JLabel storeFront = new JLabel("Ice Cream Shop");
JLabel orderHere = new JLabel("Order Here");
ImageIcon storeImage = new ImageIcon("storefront.jpeg");
JLabel store = new JLabel(storeImage);
ImageIcon flavorsImage = new ImageIcon("flavors.jpeg");
JLabel flavors = new JLabel(flavorsImage);
JTextField numberScoops = new JTextField(5);
JMenuBar flavorMenu = new JMenuBar();
JMenu flavorIceCream = new JMenu();
JMenuItem chocolate = new JMenuItem("Chocolate");
JMenuItem vanilla = new JMenuItem("Vanilla");
JMenuItem strawberry = new JMenuItem("Strawberry");
flavorIceCream.add(chocolate);
flavorIceCream.add(vanilla);
flavorIceCream.add(strawberry);
flavorMenu.add(flavorIceCream);
JPanel iceCreamShop = new JPanel();
iceCreamShop.setBackground(Color.gray);
iceCreamShop.add(store, BorderLayout.CENTER);
JPanel iceCreamMenu = new JPanel();
iceCreamMenu.setBackground(Color.gray);
JPanel menuPanel = new JPanel();
menuPanel.setBackground(Color.gray);
menuPanel.setLayout(menuLayout);
menuPanel.add(new JLabel("Chocolate"));
menuPanel.add(new JLabel("$2.00/scoop"));
menuPanel.add(new JLabel("Vanilla"));
menuPanel.add(new JLabel("$2.00/scoop"));
menuPanel.add(new JLabel("Strawberry"));
menuPanel.add(new JLabel("$2.25/scoop"));
menuPanel.add(new JLabel("How Many Scoops?"));
menuPanel.add(numberScoops);
menuPanel.add(new JLabel("what flavor?"));
menuPanel.add(flavorMenu);
menuPanel.add(new JButton("clear"));
menuPanel.add(new JButton("submit"));
iceCreamMenu.add(menuPanel);
JPanel iceCreamOrder = new JPanel();
iceCreamOrder.setLayout(topLayout);
iceCreamOrder.add(iceCreamShop);
iceCreamOrder.add(iceCreamMenu);
JPanel mainPanel = new JPanel();
mainPanel.setLayout (mainLayout);
mainPanel.setBackground(Color.gray);
mainPanel.add(iceCreamOrder);
mainPanel.add(flavors, BorderLayout.CENTER);
window.add(mainPanel, BorderLayout.CENTER);
java swing drop-down-menu textinput
How to Use Combo Boxes, Performing Custom Painting; Painting in AWT and Swing
– MadProgrammer
Mar 25 at 23:20
@MadProgrammer thank you so much for pointing me toward combo boxes, that was the thing I needed to stumble upon and just wasn't getting to on my own!
– Patrick Alan Sean Fadden
Mar 30 at 12:45
add a comment |
I don't expect anyone to do the work for me, but I'm having trouble finding the exact answers to my questions researching on my own. I'm trying to have a text field where the user must input an integer between 1 and 3 and then a drop down menu to pick a flavor (would like the drop down selection to either work as the way to submit or just get the menu itself to stay selected). After submission I want a window to pop up with a painted ice cream cone that changes color based on the flavor and the number of scoops to also be accurate to the user's input.
I have been trying to work with JOptionPanel as I thought maybe that in combination with some sort of ActionListener set up would do the trick for me, but I can't seem to find the how-to or advice I need to get the job done that way.
public void createGUI()
setDefaultCloseOperation(EXIT_ON_CLOSE);
Container window = getContentPane();
window.setLayout(new BorderLayout());
GridLayout mainLayout = new GridLayout(2,1);
GridLayout topLayout = new GridLayout(1,2);
GridLayout menuLayout = new GridLayout(6,2);
JLabel storeFront = new JLabel("Ice Cream Shop");
JLabel orderHere = new JLabel("Order Here");
ImageIcon storeImage = new ImageIcon("storefront.jpeg");
JLabel store = new JLabel(storeImage);
ImageIcon flavorsImage = new ImageIcon("flavors.jpeg");
JLabel flavors = new JLabel(flavorsImage);
JTextField numberScoops = new JTextField(5);
JMenuBar flavorMenu = new JMenuBar();
JMenu flavorIceCream = new JMenu();
JMenuItem chocolate = new JMenuItem("Chocolate");
JMenuItem vanilla = new JMenuItem("Vanilla");
JMenuItem strawberry = new JMenuItem("Strawberry");
flavorIceCream.add(chocolate);
flavorIceCream.add(vanilla);
flavorIceCream.add(strawberry);
flavorMenu.add(flavorIceCream);
JPanel iceCreamShop = new JPanel();
iceCreamShop.setBackground(Color.gray);
iceCreamShop.add(store, BorderLayout.CENTER);
JPanel iceCreamMenu = new JPanel();
iceCreamMenu.setBackground(Color.gray);
JPanel menuPanel = new JPanel();
menuPanel.setBackground(Color.gray);
menuPanel.setLayout(menuLayout);
menuPanel.add(new JLabel("Chocolate"));
menuPanel.add(new JLabel("$2.00/scoop"));
menuPanel.add(new JLabel("Vanilla"));
menuPanel.add(new JLabel("$2.00/scoop"));
menuPanel.add(new JLabel("Strawberry"));
menuPanel.add(new JLabel("$2.25/scoop"));
menuPanel.add(new JLabel("How Many Scoops?"));
menuPanel.add(numberScoops);
menuPanel.add(new JLabel("what flavor?"));
menuPanel.add(flavorMenu);
menuPanel.add(new JButton("clear"));
menuPanel.add(new JButton("submit"));
iceCreamMenu.add(menuPanel);
JPanel iceCreamOrder = new JPanel();
iceCreamOrder.setLayout(topLayout);
iceCreamOrder.add(iceCreamShop);
iceCreamOrder.add(iceCreamMenu);
JPanel mainPanel = new JPanel();
mainPanel.setLayout (mainLayout);
mainPanel.setBackground(Color.gray);
mainPanel.add(iceCreamOrder);
mainPanel.add(flavors, BorderLayout.CENTER);
window.add(mainPanel, BorderLayout.CENTER);
java swing drop-down-menu textinput
I don't expect anyone to do the work for me, but I'm having trouble finding the exact answers to my questions researching on my own. I'm trying to have a text field where the user must input an integer between 1 and 3 and then a drop down menu to pick a flavor (would like the drop down selection to either work as the way to submit or just get the menu itself to stay selected). After submission I want a window to pop up with a painted ice cream cone that changes color based on the flavor and the number of scoops to also be accurate to the user's input.
I have been trying to work with JOptionPanel as I thought maybe that in combination with some sort of ActionListener set up would do the trick for me, but I can't seem to find the how-to or advice I need to get the job done that way.
public void createGUI()
setDefaultCloseOperation(EXIT_ON_CLOSE);
Container window = getContentPane();
window.setLayout(new BorderLayout());
GridLayout mainLayout = new GridLayout(2,1);
GridLayout topLayout = new GridLayout(1,2);
GridLayout menuLayout = new GridLayout(6,2);
JLabel storeFront = new JLabel("Ice Cream Shop");
JLabel orderHere = new JLabel("Order Here");
ImageIcon storeImage = new ImageIcon("storefront.jpeg");
JLabel store = new JLabel(storeImage);
ImageIcon flavorsImage = new ImageIcon("flavors.jpeg");
JLabel flavors = new JLabel(flavorsImage);
JTextField numberScoops = new JTextField(5);
JMenuBar flavorMenu = new JMenuBar();
JMenu flavorIceCream = new JMenu();
JMenuItem chocolate = new JMenuItem("Chocolate");
JMenuItem vanilla = new JMenuItem("Vanilla");
JMenuItem strawberry = new JMenuItem("Strawberry");
flavorIceCream.add(chocolate);
flavorIceCream.add(vanilla);
flavorIceCream.add(strawberry);
flavorMenu.add(flavorIceCream);
JPanel iceCreamShop = new JPanel();
iceCreamShop.setBackground(Color.gray);
iceCreamShop.add(store, BorderLayout.CENTER);
JPanel iceCreamMenu = new JPanel();
iceCreamMenu.setBackground(Color.gray);
JPanel menuPanel = new JPanel();
menuPanel.setBackground(Color.gray);
menuPanel.setLayout(menuLayout);
menuPanel.add(new JLabel("Chocolate"));
menuPanel.add(new JLabel("$2.00/scoop"));
menuPanel.add(new JLabel("Vanilla"));
menuPanel.add(new JLabel("$2.00/scoop"));
menuPanel.add(new JLabel("Strawberry"));
menuPanel.add(new JLabel("$2.25/scoop"));
menuPanel.add(new JLabel("How Many Scoops?"));
menuPanel.add(numberScoops);
menuPanel.add(new JLabel("what flavor?"));
menuPanel.add(flavorMenu);
menuPanel.add(new JButton("clear"));
menuPanel.add(new JButton("submit"));
iceCreamMenu.add(menuPanel);
JPanel iceCreamOrder = new JPanel();
iceCreamOrder.setLayout(topLayout);
iceCreamOrder.add(iceCreamShop);
iceCreamOrder.add(iceCreamMenu);
JPanel mainPanel = new JPanel();
mainPanel.setLayout (mainLayout);
mainPanel.setBackground(Color.gray);
mainPanel.add(iceCreamOrder);
mainPanel.add(flavors, BorderLayout.CENTER);
window.add(mainPanel, BorderLayout.CENTER);
java swing drop-down-menu textinput
java swing drop-down-menu textinput
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How to Use Combo Boxes, Performing Custom Painting; Painting in AWT and Swing
– MadProgrammer
Mar 25 at 23:20
@MadProgrammer thank you so much for pointing me toward combo boxes, that was the thing I needed to stumble upon and just wasn't getting to on my own!
– Patrick Alan Sean Fadden
Mar 30 at 12:45
add a comment |
How to Use Combo Boxes, Performing Custom Painting; Painting in AWT and Swing
– MadProgrammer
Mar 25 at 23:20
@MadProgrammer thank you so much for pointing me toward combo boxes, that was the thing I needed to stumble upon and just wasn't getting to on my own!
– Patrick Alan Sean Fadden
Mar 30 at 12:45
How to Use Combo Boxes, Performing Custom Painting; Painting in AWT and Swing
– MadProgrammer
Mar 25 at 23:20
How to Use Combo Boxes, Performing Custom Painting; Painting in AWT and Swing
– MadProgrammer
Mar 25 at 23:20
@MadProgrammer thank you so much for pointing me toward combo boxes, that was the thing I needed to stumble upon and just wasn't getting to on my own!
– Patrick Alan Sean Fadden
Mar 30 at 12:45
@MadProgrammer thank you so much for pointing me toward combo boxes, that was the thing I needed to stumble upon and just wasn't getting to on my own!
– Patrick Alan Sean Fadden
Mar 30 at 12:45
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How to Use Combo Boxes, Performing Custom Painting; Painting in AWT and Swing
– MadProgrammer
Mar 25 at 23:20
@MadProgrammer thank you so much for pointing me toward combo boxes, that was the thing I needed to stumble upon and just wasn't getting to on my own!
– Patrick Alan Sean Fadden
Mar 30 at 12:45