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<0> Hm, I found a sample nontrivial parser at antlr.org, and judging from that, the answer is "don't do that".
<1> HI talios
<2> Morning
<0> Aha -- I think I've found the answer.
<3> I have way too many libraries lying around...
<4> You need a librarian.
<5> is there a simple way to convert a java.awt.Image object into a byte[]?
<4> ImageIO
<5> i've been looking at that, it looks like there is a createImageInputStream method that i could connect to a byteArrayOutputStream but it doesn't seem like createImageInputStream supports java.awt.Image ?
<6> meltdown: http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&q=convert+Image+byte%5B%5D+java&btnG=Search
<5> yea, i've been searching for a while...
<6> really? i haven't. :)
<3> connector/J 5.0 arrived without me noticing it..
<6> wlfshmn: isn't mysql ab cute?
<6> i mean...there's a 500 kb file in there, and they demand we download 18, 20 or even 28 mb of their crap? :)
<6> and when you go to the 5.0 download (on the download page noted as "recommended", it says that the stable production version is 3.1.x. very nice indeed.
<3> Clackwell: there is a 23MB file in there called release-test-output-<version>.zip ;)
<3> atleast in this verison, unlike in 3.1.13, it is compressed...
<3> well, I'm still developing. I'll check out the 5. version ;)
<6> yet the download is larger than the versions before...
<6> 28 mb...darn ****wits.
<6> our rdbms is a 10 or 12 mb download...
<3> Clackwell: It still looks tiny to me
<3> Clackwell: I liv ein an Oracle-world ;)
<3> anything that doesn't require a full GB is slim
<6> 28 mb for a 500 kb driver file is a bit moronic, sorry, regardless of the internet pipe.
<6> esp. since that ****ing file is in that bloated archive anyway.
<6> these ****wits act as if it would do anyone any good having the source around. holy cow, if i need it, i'll download it, thank your very much you swedish ****ers. ;|
<6> -r
<6> well, there goes my rant. ;)
<3> uhm, I got that impression that that bloat isn't source, but results of test-runs ;)
<6> oh yeah, i always look at those first, right before reading the readme :>
<3> indeed, it's the output of the regression tests against various version and platforms that the server can run on ;)
<3> ie, utterly uninteresting to all but a handfull of nutcases ;)
<6> i am afraid so too.
<6> http://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2006/08/hackers_clone_r.html
<3> anyone tried (and preferably succeeded) in making IDEA provide javadoc through the external browser for taglibraries?
<7> hello guys
<7> i searched the net for java tutorials,couldn't find something really interesting,if you some knows an extensive java teaching websites please notify me thanks
<7> *if someone
<8> then u didn't look hard enough try GOOGLE and java.sun.com
<7> lol,i never get help here,this channel is useless
<7> i know Google thanks for the info!
<9> hehe
<9> there is a nice book by Bruce Eckel
<7> man
<7> i have a text
<10> you obviously don't know google then
<7> its cool and easy,straight forward ,,but
<7> i need something extenisve
<7> teaches you everything
<7> im using yahoo
<9> Eckel's book is relatively extensive.
<7> k man ill search for it thanks for help
<7> well lets try google
<7> i prefer yahoo though
<10> good noobie
<7> guys has anyone here developed a 3d game before?
<7> im interested in game development
<9> ah. you shouldavesaid that at first
<9> saves all of us a unnecessary troubles
<11> Is there a standard way to ensure that Strings that will be used in XML attributes will not contain illegal characters? (&, " etc)
<6> dramman: i could imagine that people using xml libs to generate xml rely on that lib to handle that.
<6> hi tera
<12> hi Clackwell
<13> Hello, I want a TreeMap to be sorted in descending order, is there a built in comparator in java for this, like Greater?
<13> built in = in the standard library
<13> descendingKeySet() -- nice
<13> java 6 though...
<3> hm.. Doesn't Collections have something that returns a collection in reverse order ***uming there is a comparator
<3> well, it has Collections.reverseOrder and Collections.sort atleast
<13> ahh yeah, cool
<3> Other than that, check jakarta commons-collections, it has a whole pile of collections I never use
<13> too bad I've already written the damn comparator
<13> ahhh... I don't suppose there is a multimap somewhere...
<13> probably in jakarta
<14> Hi all
<3> Greetings
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