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16-Oct-2004, 05:47 AM #1
event handling in java
hi all
Thanks very much to allow me to ask a question .
my question is:

why the word "this" is used with the eventListener class.
if you give me the answer it would be amazing thing for me i.s. getting my answer free from a website.

waiting for your reply.
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16-Oct-2004, 05:50 AM #2
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Originally Posted by rakesh yadav
hi all
Thanks very much to allow me to ask a question .
my question is:

why the word "this" is used with the eventListener class.
if you give me the answer it would be amazing thing for me i.s. getting my answer free from a website.

waiting for your reply.
thanks.
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17-Oct-2004, 03:43 PM #3
Hi rakesh yadav,

this refers to the current object. As I have not the coding of the EventListener interface; I can't tell to what object it refers.
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18-Oct-2004, 02:27 AM #4
hi chicon,
thanks to give me answer.
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