Gui code is not changing Jform design.

[Zibele 18]

Hey guys i just switched from intellj to eclipse,but the problem is when i am making a gui in eclipse if i change the code of the gui it does not change the design.Usually in intellij if you click the "make project" button it will generate the design from the code,how do i do that with eclipse?

[Cardozz 45]

Hey guys i just switched from intellj to eclipse,but the problem is when i am making a gui in eclipse if i change the code of the gui it does not change the design.Usually in intellij if you click the "make project" button it will generate the design from the code,how do i do that with eclipse?

What do you mean, like you add a button and it doesn't show or CSS styled shit?

[Zibele 18]

What do you mean, like you add a button and it doesn't show or CSS styled shit?

Like if i add a button using code it wont show on the GUI.But it dont really matter now found a way around it,@@Cardozz be my mentor though?

[Cardozz 45]

Like if i add a button using code it wont show on the GUI.But it dont really matter now found a way around it,@@Cardozz be my mentor though?

I can always help out! What was your way around?

 

You have to "add" the actual button in the gui, because the built-in editor of eClipse constructs the frame by using the constructor of the class. 

 

For example:

startButton = new JButton();

getContentPane().add(startButton);

Edited December 7, 2016 by Cardozz