QCM project help

(01-12-2017, 12:50 AM)meow Wrote:

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There's a colossal difference between him wanting to cheat on a project at his university and me wanting help with a hobby of mine.

I don't know how it's called cheating, it would be cheating if someone made the project for me, and for the second time i tell you that's not what i want .

(01-11-2017, 09:51 PM)Pikami Wrote:

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'\n' is called a 'Line feed' symbol
'\r' is called a 'Carriage return' symbol
Unix based systems use '\n' as the newline character while Windows/DOS use '\r\n' as the newline character.

'\n' jumps to new a new line while '\r' returns to the start of the line

Thank you, now i understand why i had to add the \r .

I have a new question, let's suppose i have two frames there's a button on the first frame that leads to the second frame.
In order to do this on clicking the button i have to set the first frame to unvisible and create the frame 2.
And to get back from frame 2 to frame 1 i click the back button on the frame 2 and then set frame 1 to visible and 2 to unvisible.

Am i right on this ? or i have to dispose the frame ?

(01-12-2017, 03:39 PM)Vi-Sion Wrote:

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I have a new question, let's suppose i have two frames there's a button on the first frame that leads to the second frame.
In order to do this on clicking the button i have to set the first frame to unvisible and create the frame 2.
And to get back from frame 2 to frame 1 i click the back button on the frame 2 and then set frame 1 to visible and 2 to unvisible.

Am i right on this ? or i have to dispose the frame ?

Disposing the frames would be the best practice, however in some cases that makes the program difficult to write...
What I do is I have a main frame and if I need to go to another frame, I create the frame 2 and make the first one invisible, but on returning to the first frame, I dispose of the 2nd frame instead of just making it invisible.

Whats the difference between disposing it and making it invisible ?

(01-12-2017, 08:42 PM)Vi-Sion Wrote:

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Whats the difference between disposing it and making it invisible ?

Well if you dynamicaly create a form you can dispose of it by distroying the objects.
Making it invisible dosent destroy it, it's still there.

Here i am again having a new question ,it' driving me crazy this time, for some reason in my GridLayout panel theres a big space between my Label and my JList any idea how to get rid of it ?