I have a class which extends JFrame and creates a window and it needs to call the paint() method which is in a different class. I understand that if they were in the same c
If I understand your question you could pass the Die
instance into the Game
constructor with something like
public class Game extends Frame {
private Die die;
public Game(Die die) {
this.die = die;
}
public void window() {
setTitle("Roll"); // Title of the window
setLocation(100, 100); // Location of the window
setSize(900, 600); // Size of the window
setBackground(Color.lightGray); // Color of the window
setVisible(true); // Make it appear and call paint
die.setVisible(true); // The same
}
}
Then, wherever you call new Game()
you add the Die
instance argument. This is a fairly common way to implement a callback in Java (and other OOP languages).