ImageIcon Array and a JLabel

Question

Hey,
I have an ImageIcon arrary and JLabel called ImageLabel on which the ImageIcon is. Bascically I want it to do this: if the ImageIcon on the ImageLabel is a certain icon, say [0] and the click was < 200, then set the ImageIcon to [1] (in effect changing what image is shown on the ImageLabel). And vice versa, as demonstrated by the following code:
if (x < 200) and (ImageIcon theIcon = [0]) // if the click is below 200 on the x axis and theIcon is [0]
          setImageLabel.setIcon(ImageIcon[1]);if (x > 200) and (ImageIcon theIcon = [1]) // if the click is above 200 on the x axis and theIcon is [1]
          imageLabel.setIcon(ImageIcon[2);
However that code doesn't work. What code would work?

Answer 1

Thank you for your reply. I tried using the code, however, I am unsure as to how to use a 2D array.
I think it may help if I elaborate on what I need to do:
I have 80 images, and would like each image to be assigned to a coordinate, such as 1,1 on a coordinate
plane that is 16 wide by 23 high. My first idea would be that you will need (16 * 23) = 368 images, not 80.
By having each image as an integer, I could then set it to load another image when clicked.
For instance I want the program to load with the image set to 1,1 (this image
would be "images/1-1.gif".)
Now, since you are on 1,1 and click on a certain area of the image, it loads 2,1 (that co ordinate having the image "images/2-1.gif". If you click on a different part of the 1,1 image, it would load 3,1 ("images/3-1.gif). etc.
Sorry to say it, but you're still unclear on your goal: will you be only displaying one image at a time ? Do you expect 1 image
to represent each of the (16 * 23) coordinates ? Do you mean that the label will change location depending on the mouse clicks ?
Whatever your objective is, I don't see what is incompatible with the code I suggested in my previous reply.