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Java: How to reference GUI components from an AbstractAction object?

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问题 It is often necessary to change the behaviour of other GUI objects depending on the state of another GUI object. E.g. when a button is pressed, a label shall change its name. However, when I use an AbstractAction object like JButton myButton = new JButton(myButtonAction); I need a reference to the GUI objects in the object that inherits from AbstractAction. Should I just create the AbstractAction objects in the GUI and then pass all the necessary GUI references to the AbstractAction objects

How do I organize my Actions in Swing?

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I am currently replacing my anonymous ActionListeners new ActionListener() { @Override public void actionPerformed(final ActionEvent event) { // ... } } with class files representing actions: public class xxxxxxxAction extends AbstractAction { } However, my GUI is able to perform a lot of actions (eg. CreatePersonAction, RenamePersonAction, DeletePersonAction, SwapPeopleAction, etc.). Is there a good way to organize these classes into some coherent structure? You can keep your actions in a separate package to isolate them. Sometimes, it is useful to keep them in one class, especially if

How do I organize my Actions in Swing?

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问题 I am currently replacing my anonymous ActionListeners new ActionListener() { @Override public void actionPerformed(final ActionEvent event) { // ... } } with class files representing actions: public class xxxxxxxAction extends AbstractAction { } However, my GUI is able to perform a lot of actions (eg. CreatePersonAction, RenamePersonAction, DeletePersonAction, SwapPeopleAction, etc.). Is there a good way to organize these classes into some coherent structure? 回答1: You can keep your actions in