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<0> @ chikoy
<1> one sec
<2> uh, that's odd.. the window normally is invisible when windowclosing fires right?
<2> since you're closing it
<2> or what you're trying to do is when wnidowclosing is fired, you want a popup to appear first rather than closing the window?
<0> yeah. that's why i have a JOptionPane to ask user if he really wants to exit
<2> buttfree: aah that..s imple
<2> hang on.. ill check my code.
<0> oh thanks :)
<2> if i can find it lol
<0> heheh
<2> check this out
<2> JFrame.setDefaultCloseOperation(JFrame.DO_NOTHING_ON_CLOSE);
<2> will not close the JFrame directly, you can put code in your windowadapter or listener for whatever stuffs or popups you want to call
<0> hmmm... w8 i'try
<1> buttfree setDefaultCloseOperation(javax.swing.WindowConstants.EXIT_ON_CLOSE);
<2> that works :) i made a notepad appilcation way back when i was tweaking with swing
<1> something like this might be the culprit
<1> aah we got that already
<2> kmh: hehehe
<0> cool. it works actually. thanks chikoy
<0> :)
<0> and you too kmh
<2> i need help now lol
<0> k. let's try
<2> never mind. it worke dlol
<0> heheh
<2> crap. i lost the code hahaha
<3> hi
<3> all
<3> somebody?
<3> ive a question
<0> shoot
<4> hello. any flash coders here?
<0> go to #flash
<5> anyone using OfficeBean here..?
<6> http://bildschirmarbeiter.com/fun_8897_if-the-internet-was-real.html
<7> hehe
<5> i have added OffibeBean in a JTabbedPane, but it shows in a new window. why?
<6> buttbroker: no idea what officebean is. sounds like an activex bridge thing integrating ms offices.
<6> -s
<5> openoffice
<5> actually, it's a native component
<5> why does native components don't show up in JTabbedPnaes?
<6> what happens if you add "officebean" to a jpanel?
<5> instead they are displayed in a separate native window
<6> buttbroker: maybe it is not a matter of "native" components. awt components are "native" too afterall.
<5> hmmm...
<1> well native components are potentially troublesome, in particular if there display depends on their native code
<5> yeah
<1> however openoffice is designed to work with java afaik
<5> when i put The OfficeBean in a jpanel, it works fine. but not in a JTabbedPane
<1> so i wouldn't expect such elementary problems
<5> it loads in its own separate native window
<1> buttbroker : are you sure you use jtabbed pane correctly ?
<1> you need to add jpanels to jtabbedpane afaik
<1> so you should add the bean to a jpanel and add the jpanel to jtabbedpane
<1> you could add the bean directly if it is derived from jpanel (or at least a container)
<5> yeah. myTabbedPane.addTab("Writer", new OOWriterPanel())
<1> try myTabbedPane.addTab("Writer", newJPanel().add(new OOWriterPanel()))
<5> OOWriterPanel extends JPanel
<1> but i would be very vary of native windows outside the swing architecture, that's recipe for disaster
<5> sort of
<1> already combining (native/heavyweight) awt components and swing is pain in the ***
<1> and proned to all kind of errors and side effects
<1> hmmm then it should work
<1> what happens if you try what i've suggested ?
<5> well i solved my problem
<5> i need to call JTabbedPane.setSelectedComponent first
<5> heheh. officebean's parent must be visible first
<5> ;)
<1> oh
<6> oh boy...
<5> if not, it will load in it's native window
<1> life in gui land :)
<5> heheh, have just ran it fine now
<1> actually i wonder whether it really uses a native window
<5> it do. it calls from a server instance
<1> if it does you are likely to get problems when adding other JPanels to it
<1> since light weight containers like JPanel don't work well with heavy weight containers
<5> tha's why i used JTabbedPanes, to separate it from other SWING components
<1> well JTabbedPanes is a swing component
<5> yeah
<1> but maybe it manages its containers in such a way that the heavy weight/light weight issue doesn't matter
<5> sort of
<6> you are welcome, buttbroker.
<8> Heyas, if I have JPanel filled with buttons, is there any way to get it to resize vertically if the width would cut off the display of some buttons?
<6> http://www.eatmyshorts.com/files/1157488129.gif
<9> heh
<9> I won't forward that to my girlfriend, I wish to die at an old age
<6> yeah, gotta be all sensitif and ****
<10> I'm having bg problems with ArrayLists, can someone tell me if this command if a for loop will overwrite the newStudent object? MathQuiz newStudent = (MathQuiz) records.get(i);
<10> I've spent nearly 3 hours trying to figure out what's going on, my book ****s.
<10> I'm trying to retrieve each object in my ArrayList into object "newStudent" write to a random access file and loop through to the next object in the ArrayList, but it's not working.
<10> It loops the correct amount of times, but only writes the last object in the list.
<10> ahh, bugger, I just realised what I thought was going on can't be, since it's the last object that's repeated, not the first.
<11> for (MathQuiz newStudent: records) { System.out.println(newStudent); } or something close, should do the trick.
<12> morning
<11> oh wait, thats a ;, not a : iirc. hmm, been a while.
<11> yo jottinger
<12> what was the command?
<11> Aah, I got it right. nice.
<11> jottinger: what command?
<10> my problem is with my add command I think.
<12> the one you're talking about :)
<11> jottinger: oh, ryanstein is trying to get all things out of an ArrayList so I figured an "enhanced loop" is a lot neater than a for a xxx loop.
<12> The new for() syntax took a while to grow on me, but yeah
<11> jottinger: but because I always mix ; and : with that stuff I sometimes confuse the two 8)
<10> I add a record, printing out the data confirms it exists, I then add another record using "records.add(student);" and it seems to be overwriting the first record and also adding another one at the end, so I have two of the same objects in my arraylist.
<12> well, are you creating a new Student reference each time, or modifying the old one?
<10> Does ArrayList actually store the data in object "student" or is it just a pointer to "student" and so when I reuse that object name I'm altering what I've already put in my ArrayList?
<9> correct
<9> its a reference in the ArrayList to that object
<10> 3 hours. :(
<12> it stores the reference
<10> Thanks.
<10> I can't believe I've spent 3 hours on this.
<12> ryanstein: pretty simple logic, though. Do you not have a debugger handy at all?
<10> No.
<8> ryanstein, paste a larger block to the paste site?
<12> ryanstein: well, here's a hint: netbeans, eclipse, jdeveloper are all free
<12> or have free editions. IDEA also has a free evaluation period and has an educational price.
<12> All four have useful debuggers.
<11> indeed. sometimes an ide can indeed be very handy.
<8> Eclipse kicks ***...
<7> oh, that reminds me.. it's getting to be time to buy a new IDEA license..
<12> eclipse ****s
<12> it's almost as lousy as jdeveloper
<11> hmm, I still need to give the latest jstudio ent. a testrun. Probably something for this evening.
<8> Bah! Though still only beginning to play with it's profiler...
<10> I'm only making simple programs, so I don't think I need a debugger yet. If my book had just mentioned once that an ArrayList was just a list to objects, different to an array that actually stores the data I could have avoided this.
<7> so far the profiler is te only thing I use netbeans for ;)
<11> wlfshmn: blasphemy ;)
<7> Lion-O: it's only because work is too cheap to buy me a license for something commercial ;)
<7> besides, I use profilers very rarely anyway.. and most of the time I just use them to pull out reports to prove that -my- code is fine, it's the other guys that ****s
<11> wlfshmn: hehe, yeah well, don't mind me. I'm a Netbeans nut anyway :)
<12> jstudio... what's that?
<7> s/Netbeans//
<11> jottinger: the short name for "Java Studio Enterprise", the "enterprise" version of Netbeans (sorta).
<12> oh
<12> I dislike the copies of netbeans Sun puts out, they're always many versions behind and loaded with ****titude
<11> jottinger: aye.. Well, its not really propagated as netbeans but built on... but yeah...
<11> Alas; groceries time.
<7> wonder. has netbeans stopped leaving it's footprints all over any project you open with it?
<12> um
<12> in some ways :)
<7> better th an nothing I suppose.. as long as it leaves it in an easily removed spot atleast
<13> hi everi one
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