I'm working on a plug-in for OpenJUMP. Usually I will "roll my own"
plug-in GUI, but this time the GUI was fairly simple, and I wanted to
try out Michael's improvements to the MultiInputDialog class.

I've been looking over the API for the code, and I've bumped into a
smal challenge:

Instead of processing the data collected in the dialog using the
AcitonPerformed event of each JTextField, I'd like to do the data
processing when all the data is present, after the OK button is
pressed. This will allow me to do some data validation. I see the
class has a "wasOkButtonPressed" method, but I don't think that is
what I need. What I really need is a way to respond to the OK button
click event.

I could hack something, but I thought I'd ask if there is a "standard"
way to do this using the MultiInputDialog class or its ancestor
classes. I'd like to learn the "right" way to use the class because I
may prepare a little MultiInputDialog tutorial when I'm done.

Hopefully this makes sense. I'm probably missing something obvious.

Thanks in advance for the help.

Landon (AKA - The Sunburned Surveyor)

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