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GUI save/load checkboxes

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i honestly cannot figure out how to check a checkbox using information i saved. the saved information is obviously true or false and true means checked and false means unchecked.

			if (line05 == "true") {
				// chckbxBoostAttack.doClick();
			} else if (line05 == "false") {
				// chckbxBoostAttack.setEnabled(false);
			}

right now this is all i have to give as an example and obviously the stuff commented doesn't work. any help is appreciated :D

i honestly cannot figure out how to check a checkbox using information i saved. the saved information is obviously true or false and true means checked and false means unchecked.

			if (line05 == "true") {
				// chckbxBoostAttack.doClick();
			} else if (line05 == "false") {
				// chckbxBoostAttack.setEnabled(false);
			}

right now this is all i have to give as an example and obviously the stuff commented doesn't work. any help is appreciated biggrin.png

add an actionlistener interface to the checkbox, then check if is selected and stuff :)

First of all, if you're doing string comparison you should be using .equals()

 

Second, setEnabled controls whether the checkbox is active. You're looking for setSelected()

 

And I would recommend doing something like

 

boolean selected = Boolean.parseSelected(line05);

checkbox.setSelected(selected);

 

Cleaner code

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First of all, if you're doing string comparison you should be using .equals()

 

Second, setEnabled controls whether the checkbox is active. You're looking for setSelected()

 

And I would recommend doing something like

 

boolean selected = Boolean.parseSelected(line05);

checkbox.setSelected(selected);

 

Cleaner code

 

wowwwww i completely overlooked setSelected() fml..

 

thanks though! and yeah i need to clean up my code a bit xD

 

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