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Help declaring radiobuttons....

 
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Anyone have any idea why this doesn't work? I keep getting "<identifier> expected"

 
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No problems with what you gave us...

If you look down the stack trace you'll often find a line number given which will point to the line in your source file where the trouble lies.
 
Shawn Rieger
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hmm... Well this is the actual code. Maybe i have it in the wrong spot cause im still getting errors.


[ September 07, 2005: Message edited by: Shawn Rieger ]
 
Craig Wood
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You can do this

or this

or even this

but you may not put instantiations out in the open in a class; they must be inside a set of curley braces such as a method, constructor or initialization block.
 
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