How does one close a JFrame when this.dispose() is not enough?

Nope, already had a look for that, not such method though.

I've read through the whole list of them, and I can't find anything.

@Zacharee1: That will just make it invisible which is basically what the dispose method is doing for me at the moment. I want the program to actually exit.

Does anyone know anything about how to set JTables with new values (cJT points to a DefaultTableModel)? Because I think this should be working and I have kind of used it elsewhere, but even though the output shows that the cJT has the values, they still don't get set in the actual Main_JTable:

cJT.setValueAt(value, row, column);
System.out.println(cJT.getValueAt(row, column));
Main_JTable.setModel(cJT);

@Zacharee1: System.exit(0); works by the way! Thanks! :)

@Zanna My mum() method clearly has different parameters and internal logic as well as return value to your one. :P

And non of my extend attempts have ever worked, my @Override annotations are always blocked. :P

But I was able to alter the tea making interface and its implementation. :P

To add the ability to make more exotic types of tea that is.

Yes, well I too think I've dragged mine along with me. :D

I've just bought my first 浴衣/ゆかた/Yukata (Japanese after bath clothing)!

I am told that if I get a more substantial sort of belt for it I can even dress like that outside (as normally one would wear a Kimono outside)! It would have to be a good belt because I like to be proper with these things, and to be proper I have to be completely naked except for the Yukata, thus meaning that if someone steps on the back of it and the belt can't hold it then it might just all fall off me... And yeah, not looking forwards to that moment in the Japanese shop... :D

And at even the very thought of that possibility. I have managed to single-pawdely (because Pandas don't have hands), scared everyone away! >:P

Yes! Good idea! Change the subject! :D

Anyway, I have an early start tomorrow. So goodnight everyone! :)