Question about main class and static code example included

[Chrissirhc]

When I made a program I had a really small main class.
Look at it below: (I've changed the names so that you can see what they are)

private class MyMainClassWhichIsRunToRunTheProgram
{
private static MainFrame myMainProgramWindow;

public static void main(String args[])

{
myMainProgramWindow = new MainFrame("The title"
}
}

Is this the normal way to start a program. I have to make myMainProgramWindow static so that I can reference it within main???.

What other way could I do it?

Cheers

Chris

 

[Swamphen]

I always do it like this (though I would like to know as well
if it's the correct way to deal with it)

public MyMainClassWhichIsToRunTheProgram {

private MainFrame myMainFrame;

public MyMainClassWhichIsToRunTheProgram() {

myMainFrame = new MainFrame();
myMainFrame.someMethod();
}

public static void main (String args[]) {

new MyMainClassWhichIsToRunTheProgram();

}

}

you can also declare the instancevariable myMainFrame
as

public MainFrame myMainFrame = new MainFrame();


This is quite the same.


I hope it helps (and I hope I'm right in this one)

Swamphen

 

[Chrissirhc]

Looks better I think. Is it better?