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 You might choose to subclass //juce::Button// if you want to create your own type of button widget with unique appearance and behavior. To respond to the button being clicked, you would overload the //clicked()// member function. To change its appearance, you would overload //paint()//, and so on. You might choose to subclass //juce::Button// if you want to create your own type of button widget with unique appearance and behavior. To respond to the button being clicked, you would overload the //clicked()// member function. To change its appearance, you would overload //paint()//, and so on.
  
-Creating a derived class like this allows you to override as much of the standard class's functionality as you like, and inherit the rest.+Creating a derived class like this allows you to override as much of the standard class's functionality as you like, and inherit the rest. It's usually more work than the other two approaches.
  
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