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<0> teralaser: ooooer!
<0> 1. Software
<0> 2. Hardware
<0> 3. ????
<0> 4. Profit!
<1> OProfit!
<1> To be honest, I have a bit of an ethical problem with pokies.
<2> pokies ?
<1> Slot Machines
<0> teh pokies
<2> Well, I said the NEW generation :D
<3> well
<3> Bryin I got #2 working on #1
<2> I want to create "slot" machines that give you a chance to use your intellect or "mechanical luck" at the machine.
<1> 3. Marketing? :)
<3> i may have #3 but there's still some questions
<0> (^e|i): Bryin I got #2 working on #1 <== ??
<4> teralaser: that wouldn't be random anymore then
<1> Bryin: in your list... Profit
<2> ormandj : Indeed
<0> #4 = Profit
<3> I don't plan to have customers so no marketing required
<4> teralaser: casinos would never pay for something where they couldn't make it random enough to make sure they got enough in to justify the out
<2> but , but , but I have tricks up my sleeve to get around that.
<3> btw Bryin never mentioned customers :-P
<4> hehe, im not surprised somehow :P
<0> ^e|i: Customers, pffft.
<1> There's some interesting stuff on http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slot_machine
<2> LLyric : The real interesting stuff is here : http://www.nyse.com/about/listed/lcddata.html?ticker=IGT&fq=D&ezd=1Y&index=5
<2> Some .sleep(5000) walked through the channel...
<5> how can i split a word with two characters into two variables?
<5> which regexp?
<6> with* even
<6> umm why use regexp?
<6> why not just take the first position and store it in a char
<7> Because that's what the homework ***ignment is
<6> and the second
<6> yeah thats prob it
<5> MaggieL: nope
<5> cr0nfield: how?
<6> wtf would u use regex for that
<5> uhm, probably a misunderstanding
<6> use String functions and two char variables
<6> are you are *MIS*explaining?
<6> XD
<5> cr0nfield: no, i misunderstood something else
<5> but anyways, which string function?
<7> TwinPie: Read the API
<7> Besides, Java doesn't hav functions.
<5> MaggieL: i will, just point me in the right direction. the api's like.. huge
<7> String cl***.
<5> ok
<6> string cl***. char type/variable.
<7> Consider yourself pointed.
<5> i'll look around
<7> homework--
<5> it's not.
<7> It should be.
<5> str.charAt :p nice
<7> http://www.boingboing.net/2006/04/08/diet_coke_mentos_rap.html
<5> MaggieL: ehm, what about extracting one digit out of a 2digit int?
<7> What about it?
<5> like how
<7> ints don't have digits.
<0> lol
<5> oh well. let's say that i have an int = 12, and i want to get the digit at position 1
<7> INTS DON'T HAVE DIGITS
<5> what DOES it have?
<7> Unless you have a decimal computer. Even then Java doesn't know.
<5> i get your point
<5> but do you understand what i am trying to do?
<7> Maybe you should just spend some time with the Tutorial.
<0> TwinPie: No homework here please
<0> plzkthx
<0> now bye
<5> it's not homework. really.
<7> What a load of BS.
<5> if it was i would have told you so
<5> how come you just dont can be nice?
<7> http://geocities.com/maggieleber/JavaExcuses.txt
<7> How come you're such a helpless lamer?
<0> phew
<1> MaggieL: hehe coke experiment
<1> Gotta do that with kid
<7> Rocks. :-)
<4> is there such a thing as multiple-lined jlabels? i need more than one line
<6> thats only in Star Trek movies ormandj
<4> huh?
<7> One channel at a time, Scooter.
<6> o nothing
<7> Try setting your JLabel to "<html><body>foo<br/>bar</body></html>"
<8> noen som har lagd eight-puzzle her?
<7> No homework. Not even Norwegan homework.
<8> oooouh;)
<8> lurte bare p en gunstig mte lagre treet p
<8> forgot this was not the norwegian channel. i'm wondering what the best number representation is implementing the A*-algorithm....?
<7> No homework. Not even English homework.
<8> Who said that this was homework? Anyway, I'm justing looking for good representations of the tree... I have everything else ready. i.e. saving the tree in a n*n-matrix?
<8> any code examples?
<7> bb.online.no folks are *always* here with homework.
<7> and you
<7> You'll never convince me you're doing A* for amusement
<8> well....
<8> you can't prove it. besides, you don't know a thing about me. i think it is very interesting making an eightpuzzle to send to my friends
<7> I don't have to prove it.
<8> i have got it to work, but the open-list overflows...
<7> similar to Xephim?
<1> Yup, but better I think
<1> A little bit less technical
<1> Next week, I'm taking the girl guides out stargazing. Going to take the laptop to show them this stuff.
<1> And they're free/oss
<7> Xephim is OSS
<1> Not really
<1> "# Permission to build and run XEphem from this source code is granted only for personal use or for bona fide educational situations or research funded by public funds. Permission is expressly prohibited in commercial or military situations without prior agreement."
<1> "XEphem source code may not be used, in whole or in part, to build other computer programs under any circumstances without prior agreement."
<1> That's not OSS
<4> hm, ok, problem, i'm recursively going through every file on the system to get total file size/space used but when you run it on a windows machine c:\System Volume Information is non-accesible and i get an exception thrown "Exception in thread "AWT-EventQueue-0" java.lang.NullPointerException"
<4> if i go into explorer and try to access that directory, i get an access denied error
<4> it must be some special folder
<1> Sure, but the NPE should be avoidable
<7> Hope you have good weather.
<1> Should be okay. Plus, we're on the edge of the city, should be able to get away from all the lights pretty easy.
<1> There's a national park about 10 minutes south
<4> Returns:
<4> An array of abstract pathnames denoting the files and directories in the directory denoted by this abstract pathname. The array will be empty if the directory is empty. Returns null if this abstract pathname does not denote a directory, or if an I/O error occurs.
<4> :/
<4> it's returning null thinking it's an ioerror
<1> ormandj: which method is that?
<1> FileWrapper?
<1> File?
<4> http://bugs.sun.com/bugdatabase/view_bug.do?bug_id=4803836
<4> it's a bug
<4> apparently
<4> since 2003
<4> file.isDirectory == true, and file.listFiles() == null
<4> so it's making my app blow up
<9> ${name["property"]} how do i cast the arraylist called "name" into MyObject ?
<1> So catch the exception, and real with it
<4> there is no exception
<4> that's the point
<1> So it returns null. Deal with it.
<4> it just dumps a null
<1> So use a wrapper function, that maps null into an empty list. What's the problem?
<4> the problem is this is my second day using java? and you're being rather insulting? excuse me for not being a pro, and being confused when something shoots a null when the other check shoots an "ok"
<4> my apologies for not knowing everything
<1> Relax
<4> i am relaxed, i'm insulting nobody as well
<1> If you know enough to find bug reports, and know what a Null Pointer Exception is, I figured you should know how to deal with it.
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