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Ignore JButton?
hi all,
my question is, how can i ignore a jbutton so that my program goes straight to the mouselistener instead? my problem is that i need the x and y coordinates when the mouse is clicked. but the mouse event doesnt get called at all because another swing object, such as a jbutton gets the call instead. thanks in advance for any help. -ben
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