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First JLIST, used with GUI Inventory

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Re: First JLIST, used with GUI Inventory

Jul 25th, 2007

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		//Instantiate object for JList
		for (currCD = 0; currCD <99; currCD++)
		
		// add values to textFields
		cdNameField.setText(currCD.getcdName());

You cannot call a method on an int variable, which is what you have tried to do here. You really don't even need this loop to try to set up all cds in the list in the first place. You add one when the user clicks 'add'. If you keep currCD updated to point to the current index of the CD in the list, you can access the object with the expression listModel.get(currCD);. You will need to cast it to CdwArtist to use it's methods though:

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CdwArtist currentCD = (CdwArtist) listModel.get( currCD );

since the get() method returns the generic type Object.

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