to be honest with you, the types of errors indicate this is your first program, or an assignment in debugging, so us just fixing it for you is not going to help you at all.
if this is your first program, you shouldn't be trying to build a gui, instead just start with the tutorials and the HelloWorld app and learn the basics before attempting a gui program.
if a debugging app, start with the first error from the compiler, read what it says, and fix that error then recompile. Only (and only) fix one error at a time.
I have read the tutorials and am trying to learn now to write a GUI. after the errors listed I have put the code that it is referencing. I was just looking for how to fix these errors.
Originally posted by Lois Smith: I have read the tutorials and am trying to learn now to write a GUI. after the errors listed I have put the code that it is referencing. I was just looking for how to fix these errors.
Your code has too many errors to easily fix, and I'd recommend that you simply scrap it. I agree with the other poster that you should go through the Sun Swing tutorials (again if need be), but slowly and one step at a time, going through all the example programs. It will make it a whole lot easier and enjoyable for you when you are ready to fly on your own with this type of project.
Much luck.
Ernest Friedman-Hill
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author and iconoclast
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Another tip is to write the smallest possible amount of code that will compile at a time, then compile it, then test it, if possible. Then add a few more lines, and compile and test again. If you write a few hundred lines and then try to compile it, it's hard to know where you've gone wrong. But if you've written five lines, then, well, it's one of those five!
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