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I am looking for a way of making my program wait until a button is pressed to continue the function. In my main function i am calling a function which shows my basic GUI using JPanel, buttons and labels. ofcourse, it shows the GUI and ends that function not allowing me to alter the GUI. <pre><code> public static Player player = new Player(); public static Gui gui = new Gui(); public static boolean inMain = true; public static boolean inBattle = false; public static void main(String[] args){ showMainGui(); } </code></pre> I think what im looking for is something that will look like this: <pre><code>public static void main(String[] args){ showMainGui(); while(inBattle == false){ // wait until inBattle changes } } </code></pre> That while loop will loop and wait until a button created in showMainGui changes inBattle to true. How could i do this exactly? This is rather confusing me. My goal is to click a JButton and the buttons change to different buttons My action listener for my button created on the showMainGui(); <pre><code>public class Hunt implements ActionListener{ @Override public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e) { MainClass.inBattle = true; } } </code></pre> and here is my showMainGui() method <pre><code>public static void showMainGui(){ gui.panel.add(gui.healthLabel); gui.panel.add(gui.pbsLabel); gui.panel.add(gui.staminaLabel); gui.panel.add(gui.levelLabel); //Adding initial buttons gui.panel.add(gui.exploreButton); gui.panel.add(gui.huntButton); gui.panel.add(gui.newsLabel); gui.panel.add(gui.effectLabel); updateGui(); } </code></pre>
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<java><swing><jpanel><actionlistener><jlabel>
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