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Mouse Event

This document provides an example of handling mouse events in a Java Frame window using a MouseListener. It defines a class that extends Frame and implements MouseListener. The class tracks mouse click, press, release, enter, and exit events by updating string and coordinate variables, then calling repaint(). The paint method draws the event string and coordinates. The main method creates an instance of the class to display the window.

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Mouse Event

This document provides an example of handling mouse events in a Java Frame window using a MouseListener. It defines a class that extends Frame and implements MouseListener. The class tracks mouse click, press, release, enter, and exit events by updating string and coordinate variables, then calling repaint(). The paint method draws the event string and coordinates. The main method creates an instance of the class to display the window.

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/* Mouse Event Handling in a Frame Window Example This java example shows how to handle mouse events in a Frame window using MouseListener. */ java.awt.Frame; java.awt.Graphics; java.awt.event.MouseEvent; java.awt.event.MouseListener; java.awt.event.WindowAdapter; java.awt.event.WindowEvent;

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a stand alone window, class should be extended from not from Applet class.

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class HandleMouseListenerInWindowExample extends Frame implements MouseListener{ int x=0, y=0; String strEvent = ""; HandleMouseListenerInWindowExample(String title){ //call superclass constructor with window title super(title); //add window listener addWindowListener(new MyWindowAdapter(this)); //add mouse listener addMouseListener(this); //set window size setSize(300,300); //show the window setVisible(true); }

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public void mouseClicked(MouseEvent e) { strEvent = "MouseClicked"; x = e.getX(); y = getY();

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public void mousePressed(MouseEvent e) { strEvent = "MousePressed"; x = e.getX(); y = getY(); repaint(); }

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public void mouseReleased(MouseEvent e) { strEvent = "MouseReleased"; x = e.getX(); y = getY(); repaint(); }

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public void mouseEntered(MouseEvent e) { strEvent = "MouseEntered"; x = e.getX(); y = getY(); repaint(); }

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public void mouseExited(MouseEvent e) { strEvent = "MouseExited"; x = e.getX(); y = getY(); repaint(); }

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public void paint(Graphics g){ g.drawString(strEvent + " at " + x + "," + y, 50,50); } public static void main(String[] args) { HandleMouseListenerInWindowExample myWindow = new HandleMouseListenerInWindowExample("Window With Mouse Events Example"); }

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} class MyWindowAdapter extends WindowAdapter{ HandleMouseListenerInWindowExample myWindow = null; MyWindowAdapter(HandleMouseListenerInWindowExample this.myWindow = myWindow; } public void windowClosing(WindowEvent we){ myWindow.setVisible(false); } }

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