Im not too sure where you program, but It didnt seem to want to run in "Ready To Program", which is what I use.
Couldnt see it run, so im still a little bit confused on the mathematics...
I tried piecing a bit of your code in for the mathematics in the private void, and it still wouldnt work properly, it would output the winner, even though the winner didnt win.
I do appreciate the help, I was just wondering with my code if you see a slight difference from yours, because mixing two different program styles usually doesnt work. Yours involves more complexity, compared to my basic coding. (eg, I have it rigged up so if you expand the program it wont look anything like X and O game, you have to keep it as it lies)
Im looking at your code, and I seen some things that I havent "understood" yet.
Im still continuing to fool around with it, but it seems to always get worse... and Im not too sure on why...
The thing I dont understand is could the problem be because of the placement of brackets? or the fact that I need more of something (missing something)?
Thats all the buttons, all the commands on the math, and functioning of the program from where I am now (not many changes, but some).
Hopefully a thank you in advance
EDIT:
And I was wondering if this could be an alternate ending to this massacre:
But the thing is I get an error saying its not boolean or something for the line "if (box1.setText = "X" && box2.setText ("X") && box3.setText("X"))"
Is there a way to set it up that way, or is it undoable?
[ June 11, 2008: Message edited by: James Mousseau ]