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what is isArmed() method for in JMenuItem?

 
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Hello,
What does this Armed mean here?
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Arun
[ May 06, 2002: Message edited by: arun mahajan ]
 
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When the user presses the mouse button down on the menu item, but hasn't yet released it, the menu item is armed.
Note: The user may release the button while the cursor is over the menu item, or the user may move the cursor elsewhere and release.
 
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Thanks Dirk for your reply..But I could remember one of my posting perhaps in Java BEgineers where I wanted to point of the poor Java documnetation where it failed to explain the terminology..and the need of small examples for every methods and on this..but someone was not convienced ...but I think this is required...
any comments...
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Arun
 
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