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Due to JOptionPanes being almost unusably buggy I tend to often get grey and empty panes which I close down by pressing the upper right corner. When I do this the panes returns an anser Yes or No to my code whichI obviously do not want. How can I get my JOptionPanes to understand that it should reload the panel when I close it down?

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    "...JOptionPanes being almost unusably buggy.." No they are not buggy. Maybe you are using them wrong. Post some code that reproduces your problems. – ArcticLord Nov 30 '16 at 09:43
  • Well at least they are highly random when they work and when they dont... Im atleast looking for a way arounf this feature of randomness – vpJohan Nov 30 '16 at 09:47

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Use one of the JOptionPane.showConfirmDialog() methods like they show here and here. The default optionType is Yes, No, Cancel, and the result will be CANCEL_OPTION if you click the winbdow's close button. If you're getting empty panes just sometimes, be sure to use the event dispatch thread from the begining of your program.

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