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<0> stelios2007
<0> put everything in that is important
<0> if the attributes are important they need to be included..
<0> oh..
<0> so
<0> if u mean do u need to include everything that JTextField includes..
<0> the answer is no
<1> right
<0> but if there are specific attributes
<1> so i only need to include the important ones
<0> attributes that are included in your pgoram
<0> and must be a specific way
<0> then they should be included..
<0> but theres no reason for u to explain what JPanel is in your cl*** diagram
<1> okk
<1> thanks



<0> and if u included all methods for JPanel etc
<0> that is available.. then ud have a biiig diagram ;)
<0> the main thing to keep in mind
<0> is that the cl*** diagram
<0> should be interpreted by an outsider
<0> in the way u intended
<0> so if someone made a program from that cl*** diagram they would create a program that is what u intended..
<1> and do I need to link ALL the cl***es with lines ...i.e. link A with BCD...link B with ACD, link C with ABD, link D with ABC. or can i just link A--B--C--D ?
<1> right ok
<0> do u got an image of this diagram?
<0> that i can take a look at..
<0> u only link where there is relation
<0> cl*** relations using generalization/clusters
<0> and object relation using aggregation and ***ociation
<1> ive used Bluej to create it...and blueJ has created lines everywhere
<0> O_o
<1> linking EACH cl*** with EVERY cl***
<0> :D
<0> so if u have 4 cl***es each one has 3 lines?
<1> wait ill just do a quick pic for u
<1> raki...that diagram im sending you, that is the way it has been created for me in BlueJ
<1> do i just draw it like that?
<0> take a screen shot
<1> but with the attriubutes/mathods
<0> and upload it
<0> i dont have any program to open .doc with
<1> ok
<1> have you got any sites that allow quick upload?
<0> upload it
<0> nope
<0> filebucket or something
<0> no idea
<0> i use my ftp
<1> http://www.wikiupload.com/download_page.php?id=70348
<1> thats how BlueJ has done it
<1> do i need all those arrows?
<1> (lines)
<0> hah
<0> X)
<0> hmm
<0> X)
<0> thats a bit ****ed up my friend ;)
<0> why are u doing a cl***diagram btw?
<1> im doing a presentation
<1> lol
<1> ill just create it myself
<1> forget bluej
<0> well
<0> since u asked about the arrows
<0> u dont know how to create cl***diagram
<0> u mixed methods with cl***es
<0> methods are contained within the cl***
<0> productreader and writer
<0> are shop cl*** methods yes?
<0> or product methods?
<2> hey Clackwell
<3> why does each cl*** have it's own binary?
<4> hallo mb, everyone
<4> Journeyman: why not?
<4> Journeyman: if you want them all in a single file use jar.



<3> oh
<3> I am just learning I am sure it will be explained later in my studies
<4> CS studies might not bother with such minute detail.
<3> I just noticed it and thought it was...different
<3> Clackwell: I am self-teaching
<4> Journeyman: ah, ok. when every cl*** is contained in its own binary you are free to pick out out of its current context and use it whereever you want. try that with a function/cl***/method inside a shared lib, like a dll for example.
<4> of course there are limits to that, like cl***es relying on other cl***es, etc.
<3> everyone said it is a lot like C but I find it is more different than I thought it would be
<5> amazing how many people self-learn java
<0> when downcasing an array of strings, do i need to read the data into a temp string to downcase it or can i do it directly on the array?
<0> :o
<6> "downcast" ?
<0> lowercase
<6> oh, casing. yeah, there are methods for that
<0> not downcase..
<6> I wouldn't bother on the array. Instead set this up the moment you load the array with the required value(s) or use this when actually using the values.
<6> ymmv :)
<6> Ey there Clackwell / smsie
<0> this is when u load the array..
<0> =)
<5> for ( String s : someArray ) { s=s.toLowerCase(); }
<5> something like that anyway
<0> ok
<0> smsie that for loop is like normal but just goes through the set of the array from start to end?
<7> Better to lowercase them as you read them in or enter them, no?
<5> depends why you want them lowercased
<0> gonna lowercase
<0> create chararray
<7> So why not ask that instead of just giving an answer? :P
<0> set first letter capital
<0> send back into array..
<5> maybe you're doing it because the user pressed a "lowercase these values" button or somehing
<5> ?
<5> that sounds like a low of work
<5> lot
<0> not really.. :e
<0> :D
<0> but the lowercase can be done while reading the inputDialog ofc..
<0> makes perfect sense..
<0> except that i created a method for formating the array.. but what the heck :/
<0> guess i would learn more from doing it all in a separate method..
<5> what exactly is the problem you're trying to solve?
<0> temp[i] = JOpt.inputDialog(); format temp[] so that all strings are first letter capital like: Google, Hello world etc..
<5> okay
<5> then do temp[i]=format(JOpt.inputDialog());
<5> and write a format() method like:
<0> i can to temp = format(temp); just aswell though right?
<5> String format(String s){String first=s.substring(0,1).toUpperCase(); String rest=s.subString(1).toLowerCase(); return first+rest; }
<0> ah ok, see ur point..
<0> but i want to do it on the array not on the single string..
<0> cause i want to be able to format other data the same way..
<5> do it while reading it into the array
<0> read from files etc :/
<5> ah, okay
<0> so it would be neat to have a formatArray();
<7> You're not reading the file line by line?
<7> open file, for each line in the file, read the line, pull out the string part you want, format(that), put formatted that into the array?
<0> true..
<0> but anyway.. for learning purposes.. if i were to format the array..
<7> hehe
<0> ;P
<0> i tried without using a "transfer" string
<0> oh
<0> not at all..
<0> i have no ***ignments..
<0> unfortunately..
<7> well if it has to be done on an array... it's pretty much the same thing.
<0> ay.. but do u need a transfer string
<0> like
<0> String temp;
<0> temp = thearray[i];
<0> and then do the conversion on temp
<0> and read back into thearray[i]


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