John H Lee

I have the following code for a JPanel where I want to make a menu bar with a delete option. This action will delete a selected row off a JList. I've built this using the Java Swing tutorials on Oracle's site and using their TransferHandler class, which does CUT, COPY and PASTE.

My current problem is that I must type "SHIFT - DELETE" for the CUT action to execute but I want it to run when pressing "DELETE" by its self. I believe this is dependent on the ACtionEvent. This application will be running on Windows.

Any thoughts please?

Thanks!


menuItem = new JMenuItem("Delete"); menuItem.setActionCommand((String)TransferHandler.getCutAction(). getValue(Action.NAME)); menuItem.addActionListener(actionListener); menuItem.setAccelerator( KeyStroke.getKeyStroke(KeyEvent.VK_DELETE, ActionEvent.META_MASK)); menuItem.setMnemonic(KeyEvent.VK_DELETE); mainMenu.add(menuItem);

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