If you still have this problem, and you are using 64bit kubuntu try to install ia32-libs:

sudo apt-get install ia32-libs

then reinstall eclipse with adt plugin (or try to run it before reinstall).
It helped in my case on ubuntu 12.04.

Well, I'm rather beginner than specialist, but I will try to help.

You check the 'ans' variable, which will not be changed for all time of running the program.
So you put A, and after doing do-while part still will be A..
Try to put your menu and scanner for it to do-while loop.

char ans;
	do
        {
	  //Your menu

	  Scanner kb = new Scanner (System.in);
	  String input = kb.nextLine();
	  input = input.toUpperCase();
	  ans = input.charAt(0);

          //All ifs

       }while(ans != 'C');

I think that's what you need. I don't know only why you writed that for B it was working ok.
You should better wait for someone more experienced who would say that my solution is ok, or give you another answer.

Sure, that looks strange to me too.

burakaltr, on 31 October 2012 - 05:28 PM, said:

In Procedural Code after staticizing it, main method would be like that?

public static void main(String[] args) {
		
		StopWatch.makeGUI();
		
	}

That's what You mean?

Thanks for your post. I didn't even realize that it works for any button.