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Changing the content pane

Ryan Maxwell
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I'm trying to clear the content pane and then add all new componetns to it... Using the contentPane.removeAll() method, I've cleared the screen, but nothing, not even repainting, makes the new components visible... If anyone could help, I'd really appreciate it...
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Use a CardLayout. Way easier than trying to manage the invalidation/validation of components.

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