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using String value as variable
Hi,
I've the following question: How can I use the content of a String as a variable
name? E.g. like this:
int foo=2;
String bar="foo";
System.out.println(reference_to_foo); // has to print the content of
foo (=2)
How can I realize this?
The idea behind is that I need to create some ComboBoxes in a Panel, but
the count of these Boxes
I don't know at compiling time. Therefore I have to create the Boxes at runtime,
and I wanted to try
it this way.
[Ralf]
[couldn't post the first time]
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Re: using String value as variable
System.out.println(foo);
"Ralf" <rheydenr@addcom.de> wrote:
>
>Hi,
>I've the following question: How can I use the content of a String as a
variable
>name? E.g. like this:
>
>int foo=2;
>String bar="foo";
>System.out.println(reference_to_foo); // has to print the content of
>foo (=2)
>
>How can I realize this?
>The idea behind is that I need to create some ComboBoxes in a Panel, but
>the count of these Boxes
>I don't know at compiling time. Therefore I have to create the Boxes at
runtime,
>and I wanted to try
>it this way.
>
>[Ralf]
>
>[couldn't post the first time]
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