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I'm trying to right a statement that depends on 2 JButtons not being enabled
I know how to tell if they are enabled
like this

if(myJButton.isEnabled())
{
}

But is their also a simple way to check if a JButton is not Enabled

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Answered by zeroliken 79 in a post from

simple way to check if a JButton is not Enabled

isEnabled() would return false if the button is not enabled and true if otherwise
Isn't that enough to know that the button is not enabled?

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Answered by stultuske 1,116 in a post from

no

if ( !J1.isEnabled())
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simple way to check if a JButton is not Enabled

isEnabled() would return false if the button is not enabled and true if otherwise
Isn't that enough to know that the button is not enabled?

Edited by zeroliken because: n/a
commented: why go easy if you can go the hard way ... thought this post would solve the thread, but hey :) +12
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Look at using the NOT (!) operator.

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Look at using the NOT (!) operator.

umm, i Tried many cobinantions,

and they all give errors, do you mean like? if (J1.is!=Enabled ())

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no

if ( !J1.isEnabled())
commented: if(!thank() you) :P +6
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no

if ( !J1.isEnabled())

thank you very much

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