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Hello everyone!
I'm working on a project in C# and I have program already written in Java some time ago. I've worked with JToggleButton and have this setSelected method that can be set to true/false. Can someone explain me what this function does because I'm affraid that I will have to write similar in C#.
I used it like this:

btnArr[i][j] = new JToggleButton();
btnArr[i][j].addMouseListener(this);
btnArr[i][j].setFocusable(false);
if (table.getElement(i, j) == false)
	btnArr[i][j].setSelected(true);
else
	btnArr[i][j].setSelected(false);
add(btnArr[i][j], c);

Thanks :)
Cheers!!

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setSelected(true) would make a check box checked, setSelected(false) would make the check box unchecked. It does the equivalent for a JToggleButton, so I imagine it'd make it appear pressed if you set it to true.

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Thanks...I assume that means that it will change color in order to look like pressed

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It'll probably just look indented. Like it is currently being pressed.

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