GUI and switch problem

[DERosenblum]

In class1 I have a switch statement that switches on int choice and
defaults to choice = 1 when the program is run. In class2, I have
setup a GUI which includes 2 radio buttons. When someone clicks the
2nd radio button I want the variable that gets switched in class1 to
become 2 and restart the application with that value.

I'm having trouble getting Class1 to read-in the value when the radio
button is pushed and then restart. I'm new to programming so more
details would be useful.

Thanks!

 

[Lew]

... more details would be useful.

Likewise.
<http://www.physci.org/codes/sscce.html>

 

[Roedy Green]

When someone clicks the
2nd radio button I want the variable that gets switched in class1 to
become 2 and restart the application with that value.

You want a to write a method of class1 that accepts a boolean.

public setZeugmaState( boolean on )
{
// code to poke the class1 gui the way you want.
// code to invoke the computations based on the change.
}

In your class2 event handler, call setZeugmaState( ... )

Zeugma here stands for the name of the property you seem reluctant to
divulge.

I can't fill in variable names because you did not divulge them.

 

[Suffocate]

In class1 I have a switch statement that switches on int choice and
defaults to choice = 1 when the program is run. In class2, I have
setup a GUI which includes 2 radio buttons. When someone clicks the
2nd radio button I want the variable that gets switched in class1 to
become 2 and restart the application with that value.

Depending on exactly how your app is structured, you could create a
Listener for class2, have class1 listen for specific events and pass
back the value that 'choice' should be set to.

/J.