For Loop Help

i'm using a for loop to iterate through an Arraylist of objects...
each object is a new window, and only want the for loop to continue after I close each new object..
i can't figure out how to do that, anyone got an idea?

here's where the for loop is.

Code:

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public void actionPerformed (ActionEvent guiEvent)
  {
      if (guiEvent.getActionCommand ().equals("Add"))
      {  // determine origin of event
              if (choice1Prompt.getText().equals(answerPrompt.getText()))
              {
                  Card localCard = new Card();
                  localCard.setQuestion(questionPrompt.getText());
                  localCard.setChoice1(choice1Prompt.getText());
                  localCard.setChoice2(choice2Prompt.getText());
                  localCard.setChoice3(choice3Prompt.getText());
                  localCard.setChoice4(choice4Prompt.getText());
                  localCard.setAnswer(answerPrompt.getText());
                  cardList.add(localCard);  // create cardList arrayList element object
              }
              else if (choice2Prompt.getText().equals(answerPrompt.getText()))
              {
                        Card localCard = new Card();
                  localCard.setQuestion(questionPrompt.getText());
                  localCard.setChoice1(choice1Prompt.getText());
                  localCard.setChoice2(choice2Prompt.getText());
                  localCard.setChoice3(choice3Prompt.getText());
                  localCard.setChoice4(choice4Prompt.getText());
                  localCard.setAnswer(answerPrompt.getText());             
                  cardList.add(localCard);  // create cardList arrayList element object
              }
              else if (choice3Prompt.getText().equals(answerPrompt.getText()))
              {
                        Card localCard = new Card();
                  localCard.setQuestion(questionPrompt.getText());
                  localCard.setChoice1(choice1Prompt.getText());
                  localCard.setChoice2(choice2Prompt.getText());
                  localCard.setChoice3(choice3Prompt.getText());
                  localCard.setChoice4(choice4Prompt.getText());
                  localCard.setAnswer(answerPrompt.getText());             
                  cardList.add(localCard);  // create cardList arrayList element object


              }
              else if(choice4Prompt.getText().equals(answerPrompt.getText()))
              {
                        Card localCard = new Card();
                  localCard.setQuestion(questionPrompt.getText());
                  localCard.setChoice1(choice1Prompt.getText());
                  localCard.setChoice2(choice2Prompt.getText());
                  localCard.setChoice3(choice3Prompt.getText());
                  localCard.setChoice4(choice4Prompt.getText());
                  localCard.setAnswer(answerPrompt.getText());             
                  cardList.add(localCard);  // create cardList arrayList element object
              }
              else
              {
                              JOptionPane.showMessageDialog(null, "Answer does not equal one of the choices.\nYou must type in an answer equal to one of the choices.");
              }

              // reinitialize input fields
              answerPrompt.setText("... enter answer...");
              answerPrompt.selectAll();
              answerPrompt.requestFocus();
      }

      else if (guiEvent.getActionCommand().equals("Use FlashCards"))
      {  // determine origin of event
                     
                      boolean finished = false;
                     
                        if (!(cardList.isEmpty()))
                        {
                                for (Iterator<Card> count = cardList.iterator(); count.hasNext();)
                        {
                                Card localCard = (Card)count.next();
                                CardPanel localPanel = new CardPanel(localCard);
                        }
                        }
                        else
                        {
                                JOptionPane.showMessageDialog (null, "No FlashCards Loaded!");
                        }
      }

      else if (guiEvent.getActionCommand().equals("Exit"))
      {
        System.out.println("\nThank you and good bye!\n");
        System.exit(0); // terminate program normally
      }
    }

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here's all the code, in case some needs it:
http://members.lycos.co.uk/naazrael/FlashCardsPro.zip

I didn't really look at all the code.. but from reading the question:

could you not just say something to the effect of:
while(theArrayList.get(i).isVisible() == true){}

which would loop until the window was closed. Or you could do it more eloquently with WindowClosing events.. but it seems like the first option would work

well, i'll check out that while loop...
i can't compile anything right now, so yeah.

but, just to clarify, i want this code:

Code:

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                for (Iterator<Card> count = cardList.iterator(); count.hasNext();)
                        {
                                Card localCard = (Card)count.next();
                                CardPanel localPanel = new CardPanel(localCard);
                        }

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the localCard just stores the data, and the localPanel is the GUI for localCard.
i want this code to create a localPanel object, and only create a new object after that first localPanel is closed.