// Dilip Barman  November 3, 1997
// file MyFrame.java
// 
// Define a subclass of Frame that will be able to close and
// kill itself upon receiving a window close event (e.g., user
// clicks on close button in window border).  Otherwise, standard
// frames don't go away!  To use this:
// 
//   import MyFrame
//   ...
//   MyFrame myFrameInstance = new MyFrame ("Frame Title");
//   ...

import java.awt.*;             // Window I/O classes
import java.awt.event.*;       // Event classes

public class MyFrame
  extends Frame 
  implements WindowListener

{

  // We just have INTERFACE METHODS - WindowListener methods
  // We just care about closing the window

  public void windowActivated ( WindowEvent e ) { }
  public void windowDeactivated ( WindowEvent e ) { }
  public void windowOpened ( WindowEvent e ) { }
  public void windowClosed ( WindowEvent e ) { }
  public void windowIconified ( WindowEvent e ) { }
  public void windowDeiconified ( WindowEvent e ) { }

  public void windowClosing ( WindowEvent e ) 
  {
    this.hide ();
    this.dispose ();
  }

} // End MyFrame class