Java - How To Move JPanel Inside a JFrame Using Keyboard Keys In Java [ with source code ]

Moving A Panel In A Frame Using Java NetBeans

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In This Java Tutorial We Will See How To Move JPanel UP, RIGHT, DOWN, LEFT In The Form By Pressing Arrow Keys Using Java Programming Language And NetBeans Editor.

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[dharmarajrathinavel]

It's not working in eclipse... Y?

[dharmarajrathinavel]

Bro... Please do the same tutorial in eclipse 🙏

[reniyeno]

At first I tried it, the block was just an image but I realize my mistake which made it work. Use file type JFrame form. Import key event. Make sure when you copy and use the code source, the private method is called private void formkeypressed and not something like jPanel1keyPressed. This Actually works.

[Furetto]

I tried to do it with Eclipse, in a textual way, but I can't create a rectangle (the JPanel) that has a predefined size and that doesn't occupy all the space it has available, how could I do?

[farrukhhussain]

This Code is ok But set event other object and move other object suppose set event jpanel and move jlabel.

[omniversal]

I'm pretty sure that's the equivalent of exploiting in programming.