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Java Tutorial » Swing » JList Selection 
14. 43. 16. Determine if there are any selected items
import javax.swing.JList;

public class Main {
  public static void main(String[] argvthrows Exception {
    String[] items = "A""B""C""D" };
    JList list = new JList(items);

    boolean anySelected = !list.isSelectionEmpty();

  }
}
14. 43. JList Selection
14. 43. 1. List selection event
14. 43. 2. A single-selection JList.
14. 43. 3. Listening for Changes to the Items in a JList Component
14. 43. 4. Listening for Changes to the Selection in a JList Component
14. 43. 5. Setting the Selection Mode of a JList Component
14. 43. 6. The selected items must be in a contiguous range
14. 43. 7. Multiple ranges of selected items are allowed
14. 43. 8. Setting the Selected Items in a JList Component
14. 43. 9. Select all the items
14. 43. 10. Clear all selections
14. 43. 11. Select the first item
14. 43. 12. Add another selection - the third item
14. 43. 13. Deselect the first item
14. 43. 14. Getting the Selected Items in a JList Component
14. 43. 15. Get the index of the last selected item
14. 43. 16. Determine if there are any selected items
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