If you look at line 74 you will see my actionPerformed method where I want to switch the icon displayed on the JButton. I know I still have to add the images to the button however I am running into a few issues here.
In my next class it will be vital that I can decipher what each icon is display on the JButton.
If you look at line 74 you will see my actionPerformed method where I want to switch the icon displayed on the JButton. I know I still have to add the images to the button however I am running into a few issues here.
Therefore my main question is, am I even approaching this problem correctly? In my next class it will be vital that I can decipher what each icon is display on the JButton. I am working on programing A* but I have to get everything talking first.
I am simply trying to print out a deck of 54 playing cards. i have organized them in to two separate arrays the first array to place all the image icons the second array to hold the 54 Jlabels. I think my problem lies in the setLayout portion of the program . I also think my image icon path may be wrong?
import javax.swing.*; import java.awt.*; public class CardIconArray extends JFrame { private static final long serialVersionUID = 1L; final public static int numberofcards=54; CardIconArray(){
It loads and draws fine when I am using one image. But if I un-comment the others are try to draw the background of my game as intended, nothing gets drawn. I've played around with a number of different solutions but nothing works, I've had multiple images work in previous programs doing exactly the same thing and I really don't understand whats up.
Is there something special about this? I would think not, however all of the buttons in my application work except those with images.Here's an example of one:
Java Code: // Class #1 // All components defined as private initially, used in initComponents() later to build GUI private JButton btnRock = new JButton(); /** Create the frame. **/ public GameView() { initComponents(); // Initialize components } // End of GameView Method public void initComponents() { // ROCK BUTTON btnRock = (JButton) mainController.createIcon("rock"); btnRock.setForeground(new Color(0, 0, 0)); btnRock.setBounds(12, 34, 97, 67);
The gist of it is to create a very basic memory game. There are 12 buttons, each associated with an icon. Every button that you click will display the icon and will stay there until clicked again. I got the bulk of it taken care of, but my issue lies with switching the icons back and forth. I can get them to display one at a time, but when I click on a new button, all the icons except the button I just clicked don't display. Essentially, only one shows up at a time.
I stored an image into MySQL database using swings and hibernate but I am struggling to retrieve that image from MySQL database and display same image in the jTable cell and same as on jLabel whatever I retrieve from the database using swings and hibernate .
I have been trying to make a game lately, but I can't seem to work out how to get an image to display on my JFrame. I have tried everything, copied different codes of the internet, but nothing works. Here is my code of the GUI:
import javax.swing.*; import java.awt.*; import java.awt.event.*; public class GUI extends JFrame implements Runnable, ActionListener { JButton start = new JButton("Start nieuw spel"); JButton instellingen = new JButton("Instellingen"); public GUI() {
I've been on this for a while and for some reason I just can't seem to get this to work. I know my code is solid, but it won't display my image. I've tried swithcing the image to different directories and also using different image sizes and types. I even used Orcale's guide to display your image, but still no go! All I get is a blank canvas? There are no errors. I'm also running NetbeansIDE 8 that supports JavaFX and I made sure the project is a JavaFX Application project.
The homework called for me to display it three times - the first one regular, second resized, and the last one rotated. I even deleted the extra images in hope at least one appears.
I'm simply trying to make a gui for managing images for my purpose, but i fall at the first step: I'm actually not able to display an image, whether it would be a .gif or .jpg ....
//--------MY PANEL FOR VIEWING IMAGE--------- package graph2D;
it is supposed that i placed the image "pippo.gif" in my project "src" folder, isn't it? anyway I tried to add a new folder to my build Path, and place pippo.gif on it, but it doesn't work.
I have a class that retrieves an image, and a class that is a game. I want to put my image onto the game to use it as the main figure. As of right now in eclipse, the game class runs, so the game works, but the image doesn't do anything. Need to put the image into the game? Here is my image class:
I am writing a program that will have a GUI window and displays an image when clicked on the image changes and clicked on again the image changes once more. Here is what i have.
I am fairly new to Java. I am trying to learn some image manipulation basics. I have searched the web endlessly and made numerous attempts but I cannot seem to get a darn image to display. This code is my latest attempt in Eclipse. The file I am using is chairangle.jpg which is is the src folder of the package I am working in in Eclipse. I am on Windows 8.
import java.awt.*; import javax.swing.*; import javax.swing.ImageIcon; public class otherimg extends JFrame { public static void main(String args[]){ JFrame f = new JFrame(); ImageIcon image = new ImageIcon("image/chairangle.jpg"); JLabel label = new JLabel("", image, JLabel.CENTER); JPanel panel = new JPanel(new BorderLayout()); panel.add( label, BorderLayout.CENTER ); f.pack(); f.setVisible(true); } }
I am writing a piece of software to display an image on the screen using a particular library. The library lets me create an Atlas out of texture file data, to fetch Textures out of the Atlas using the textures' names, and to draw the textures by calling Renderer.draw(texture). It doesn't make a great deal of sense to create more than one of an Atlas or Renderer. I previously designed my code as follows:
public class SystemAssets { static Atlas atlas; public static void initializeAtlas(String pathToTextureFiles) { atlas = new Atlas(pathToTextureFiles); } public static Texture getTexture(String textureName) { return atlas.getTexture(textureName); } }
Similarly, I made a TextureRenderer class whose sole purpose is to provide static access to a Renderer. But many people seem to say that opening up a class like this to global access is bad. I cannot think of any better alternative, however. My core update/draw logic currently works something like this:
public class Game extends AbstractGame { public void init() { Screen current = new FirstScreen(); TextureRenderer.initialize();
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Making a Renderer object belong to the Game or Screen class doesn't make much sense to me, as there doesn't seem to really be a 'has-a' relationship between them; it's more of a 'uses-a', so that seems to imply that it would be best to just call Renderer.draw(thing) from outside the class rather than making it a data member. This would make my main code essentially call the various methods in order to get or print some form of data, much like System.out.println(). And of course, making one of the classes a subclass of Renderer makes even less sense. But making data members static for the purpose of global access and using singletons are often cited as 'bad' programming practices. This problem also arises in a lot of other scenarios in my program, ie. when I want to serialize Thing data members like texture filenames; do I put the serializer as a static data member in a class for global access and call it like I would a function, or do I put it in a class? And it seems like the Renderer will have to be initialized at the start of the program, which would take place in the init() method in Game, then be used to draw Textures in the Screen, so it would have to be accessible from both locations.
edit: In case it's suggested to put these in the main class, that's unfortunately going to be difficult without using static variables; the library recommends having the main class creating an Application object, which is essentially a black box that actually does all the work of calling Game's init() and draw() methods (via a Game object passed into its constructor) and looping until the program exits. AbstractGame and Screen are classes supplied by the library, so it doesn't seem like I can easily give Game any data that AbstractGame doesn't specifically ask for.
I want to store an image/file into oracle database using jsp.
I have written code to store data when am running in my machine it is working fine, but not working in server throwing an error saying that "The system cannot find the file specified."
i have very critical problem in my collage project i have try many code but still i cant solve this problem, i want to display image on jlabel or jpanel with respect of components size without use of drawimage method
I'm using Scene Builder 2.0 and have added an ImageView to the parent AnchorPane. I've added my PNG files for the app icon and the various buttons. I select the ImageView in Scene Builder and then crawl the filesystem to the project package folder and select the PNG for the Image. The assigned image is displayed in the Imageview in Scene Builder in both design mode and Preview mode.
While everything else shows up properly when the app is executed, the image assigned to the ImageView does not display.
/Library/Java/JavaVirtualMachines/jdk1.8.0_11.jdk Using default package resource [Bundle config file] (add package/macosx/Info.plist to the class path to customize) Using default package resource [icon] (add package/macosx/app.icns to the class path to customize) Creating app bundle: /Users/Utente/Documents/workspaceServer/javafx/target/deploy/bundles/app.app Config files are saved to /var/folders/q6/vmt_h0tx3rgdbt_4h2_2f3780000gn/T/build6635061168386632777.fxbundler/macosx.
Use them to customize package. fxbund ler/macosx. Use them to customize package.
So I get files inside the temp directory and I copied them inside my project target directory. Unfortunally javafxbuilder don't use them to customize the package so I think the path where I have to put that files is wrong.
I'm using a jpanel with an 8 by 8 grid layout of jlabels to which I'm adding images to represent a chess board. At first, I was using the ImageIcon class to initialize my icons, but as soon as I added these icons to the labels, the labels no longer changed size with the window (which I want to happen). URL...
So I copied in the class, and initialized a different set of icons using the stretch icon class (specifically, the method that allows you to initialize a stretch icon from a filename), however, when I use these stretch icons, the result is the same. Is something wrong with the class, or with my implimentation of it, and how would I fix this?
I'm using a jpanel with an 8 by 8 grid layout of jlabels to which I'm adding images to represent a chess board. At first, I was using the ImageIcon class to initialize my icons, but as soon as I added these icons to the labels, the labels no longer changed size with the window (which I want to happen). Someone suggested to me to use this custom stretch icon class, found here:
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So I copied in the class, and initialized a different set of icons using the stretch icon class (specifically, the method that allows you to initialize a stretch icon from a filename), however, when I use these stretch icons, the result is the same. Is something wrong with the class, or with my implementation of it, and how would I fix this?
I'm trying to create a chess program in java swing, and for the board I'm using an 8 by 8 array of jlabels stuck inside a jpanel with a grid layout. I would like the board to change size when the window changes size, and the grid layout accomplishes this succesfully, until I add the actual icons to the jlabels. Then the board just stays a fixed size. Someone suggested I use their "Stretch Icon" class, found here:[URL] ...., so I tried initializing the icons using one of the constructors in the class (the one that takes an image name and a boolean value for whether or not you want the resisizing to be proportionate (to maintain the aspect ratio)). However, the same thing happened. The board appears, but it does not resisize. To attempt to fix this problem, I tried simplifying my code, reducing the program to two jlabels within the jpanel, for which I then tried to set the image in the same way. Here is my simplified code:
