Reputation: 13
cannonCounter1.setText(cannonAccu1 + "/" + cannonMax);
cannonCounter2.setText(cannonAccu2 + "/" + cannonMax);
cannonCounter3.setText(cannonAccu3 + "/" + cannonMax);
cannonCounter4.setText(cannonAccu4 + "/" + cannonMax);
cannonCounter5.setText(cannonAccu5 + "/" + cannonMax);
cannonCounter6.setText(cannonAccu6 + "/" + cannonMax);
I'm trying to set up a method that shortens these lines of code. The only difference between each line is the counter variable name changes, and the accumulator variable name changes. I would just leave it because it works but as my program expands there will be around 500-1000 of these lines that are almost exactly the same. I am trying to create a method but have no idea how to get the method to set the text for multiple JLabels
!! Any ideas, or will I just have to leave it?
Upvotes: 1
Views: 49
Reputation: 21975
Create an array of JLabels
and loop over it.
JLabel[] labels = new JLabel[6];
for (int i = 0 ; i < labels.length ; i++)
labels[i].setText(yourtext);
Of course, each index should contain a JLabel
before the loop. This is just an example.
Upvotes: 3