BACK automatically set?

[Brandi Love]

Hello! Forgive me if I've made a silly mistake here, I'm new to j2me. This class, InterLevelScreen, is supposed to start a GameScreen or go back if the "cancel" button is pressed. My problem is that when the "cancel" button gets added the CommandType is automatically set to back so instead of opening a GameScreen it goes back. I can't figure out why this is happening - if I remove the "cancel" button it works as it normally should. Below is my code, with a few useful comments in bold. Any help at all would be greatly appreciated! Thank you!

public class InterLevelScreen extends Alert implements ScreenListener {

/**
 * Constructor
 */
public InterLevelScreen() {
super("Get ready...");
super.setTimeout(2000);
super.setString("Now entering level 0...");
super.addCommand(new Command("Cancel",Command.BACK,0)); [B]//The button is added here.[/B]
 
}

/**
 * Processes buttons presses on the InterLevel screen
 * @param command Button calling us.
 * @param smgr Screen manager to manipulate the display stack.
 */
public void process(Command command,ScreenManager smgr) {

Trace.print("InterLevelScreen.process: invoked.");
if(command.getCommandType() == Command.BACK) {
[B]//It always ends up in this if block, even if I haven't pressed the "cancel" button.[/B]
try {
smgr.pushBack(new MainScreen(false) ,DisplayState.STATE_RESUME);
}
catch (Exception e) {
e.printStackTrace();
}
}
 
else{
try {
[B]//But I want it to end up in this statement and start a new GameScreen.[/B]
   smgr.push(new GameScreen(),DisplayState.STATE_MAIN);
}
catch(Exception e) {
e.printStackTrace();
}
}
}
}    

[ February 18, 2007: Message edited by: Brandi Love ]

[lekkie Nakel]

What phone model are you using?

Also, I noted you did not set the commandstatelistener method. Try that out, it could be the problem.

[Punit Raizada]

I would say the problem lies elsewhere.. you seem to be using a sort of screen manager system in your application. Can you check your classes and see where the process method is being called?