Hello,
Thanks for your reply. I guess I did not make question clear. I am trying to write a
program that works with network nodes, basically a icon, and network links. In the
Visual Basic program that I wrote, during run time I can drag nodes around a canvas
and connect nodes together with links. Both nodes and links respond to right botton
clicks. The problem I am having is that I have not seen any books or tutorial that
talks about how to move around during run time.
The reason I am thinking of changing to Java is that I took several classes in Java
couple of years ago and I really like the language. I am pretty much at the limit of
VB so I want to find another way of writing this program. Thanks for your help
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On Mon, 27 Sep 1999 15:07:13 Dustin Lang wrote:
>
>Hi,
>
>> I am new to Java programming.
>> I would like to know is it possible to drag and drop buttons or
>> picturebox from one location to another? Also, it is possible to draw a
>> line and have the line respond to a mouse click?
>
>In Java the language, compilers, runtime, and development tools are all
>separate entities. I've never used VBasic (yuck!), but assume that at
>least two of those are integrated. You're not looking for a Java book,
>you're looking for a visual or integrated development environment. Search
>the archives for IDE. There are several available; it's also possible to
>do without a visual development environment (that's what I do).
>
>Cheers,
>dstn.
>
>
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