I try to code a GUI with multiple textfields. I use the JTextfield command for it. I create several of those textfields, each one being checked by a CaretListener.
Is there a way to automate to check every Textfield for content, by automatically running through all the CaretListeners? I dont want to call every textfield individually, because eventually there will be too many. My code is as follows:
....
//create 4 textfields (Textzuhorer is the internal class for the CaretListener)
klasse = new JTextField();
klasse.setBounds(0, 25, 50, 30);
klasse.setToolTipText("Geben Sie hier die Klasse ein, für die Sie Stunden festlegen wollen");
klasse.addCaretListener(new Textzuhorer());
zeile.add(klasse);
fach = new JTextField();
fach.setBounds(60, 25, 80, 30);
fach.setToolTipText("Geben Sie hier das Fach/die Leiste ein");
fach.addCaretListener(new Textzuhorer());
zeile.add(fach);
stunden = new JTextField();
stunden.setBounds(150,25,40,30);
stunden.setToolTipText("Geben Sie hier die Anzahl Stunden pro Woche an");
stunden.addCaretListener(new Textzuhorer());
zeile.add(stunden);
raum = new JTextField();
raum.setBounds(200, 25, 60, 30);
raum.setToolTipText("Geben Sie hier die Raumart ein");
raum.addCaretListener(new Textzuhorer());
zeile.add(raum);
... instead of calling them one after another, is there any automated process?
private class Textzuhorer implements CaretListener {
public void caretUpdate(CaretEvent e) {
**if (klasse.getText().trim().isEmpty() | fach.getText().trim().isEmpty() |
stunden.getText().trim().isEmpty()| raum.getText().trim().isEmpty())** {
button.setEnabled(false);
} else {
button.setEnabled(true);
}
}
}
Any advice is highly welcome;)