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3rd July 2018, 1:31 pm 17th July 2018, 11:37 am == CHOI HO-SUNG has become the latest internet sensation... thanks to his bizarre golf swing ever. The South Korean star, 44, captured the hearts of the golfing world with his incredibly unorthodox, limb-flailing action. Getty Choi Ho-sung captured the hearts of the world with his eccentric swing Getty Fans went nuts for Choi Ho-sung's theatrics at the Korea Open Despite his ridiculous technique, Ho-sung came close to winning the Korea Open before a horror final round saw him finish tied for fifth. The eccentric star was eight-under-par going into the final round, before shooting +3 in the final 18 while all around him posted strong rounds. Despite the final round collapse, fans went mad for Ho-sung - who has won two pro titles in his career. One Twitter user claimed: "Hosung Choi is my new favourite golfer." Getty Choi Ho-sung flicked a leg in the air on his swing follow-through Getty Choi Ho-sung also celebrated with...

KeyListener/KeyBindings and order of adding components In my program a JPanel component which is operated by listener using KeyBindings (changed that from KeyListeners already after reading about issues with focusing) is added to a JFrame. Task of this app is to simply move drawn figure around using arrow keys. This works perfectly until i add another component before drawing board (JPanel with three buttons). I tested both Keybindings and KeyListener and both methods have the same issue. If I add components after drawing board keybindings starts to work again. Here is my UI class where i add components. EDIT: removed uncleaned code I would like to understand Java a bit more so any answer is very appreciated. Edit: I cleaned my code and created "minimal" example of the problem. Thank you Andrew for heads up. Program should print "movingup" in console after pressing arrow up. The problem occurs here: container.add(buttons); //after adding this Key Bindings stops work...