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<0> hey there!
<0> Anybody knows how to easily permutate a given set of integers in Java? e.g. I just give the range and I get a list of permutated numbers returned?
<1> MikeHalcyon: use the random number, luke!
<2> hey Clackwell
<1> moin jotti
<2> add me to the list of ops? (userid: jottinger)
<0> Well...
<0> duh
<0> I thought there was a more elegant way
<0> I don`t want to keep track of the created numbers and double check every instance
<3> jottinger: for 300 million US dollars, I promise you I can be made to ignore most every moral, standard or ethical limit I have
<0> (Providing that`s how YOU would implement a permutation list with a RNG)
<4> nesic : some other
<2> wlfshmn: sadly, I don't think marc's positions can be described as moral, standard, or ethical :)
<2> talios: I'm not looking for +o (but thank you!), but X access
<2> yesterday, there was someone posting some nazi crap in here
<3> jottinger: I dunno really, long ago I read enough to make me consider him an obnoxious loudmouth that deat with thing I didn't deal with, and I have since largely ignore him
<2> wlfshmn: pretty much correct all 'round
<2> talios: bwahaha, no - I don't kick often any more :)
<4> who's marc and what's RH ?
<5> I made a gui, however, evertime is start the GUI i can see only a very small portion of it , and I need to maximize it manually, how can I set the GUI to appear let's say to a default size (like 640x 480)
<2> kmh: marc fleury = owner of jboss.com; rh=red hat
<0> a'ight, back to implementing myself it is then
<0> thanks, though. :)
<4> jottinger : aah ok
<6> chuck norris kicks marc fluery's arse ;)
<2> talios: we wish
<4> nesic : query for the screen resolution and resize your frame according to that
<2> bah, ejb3--
<7> so anyone ready to translate a bit?
<7> :))
<2> ejb3 ri--
<6> jottinger, I googlefight'd them - jboss whipped chuck, but chuck slapped fluery ;p
<7> non-english
<4> nesic : if you have some ide it usually creates you a sample code for that
<2> talios: haha
<2> I like marc, personally - but as a businessman he's absolutely retarded
<5> yeah... I create the code in JBuilder, but the way it previews it, isn't the way its shown when compiled
<3> jottinger: not an ejb3 fan?
<2> wlfshmn: no, ejb3 is fine, except for some wonky behaviour
<4> nesic : check the main cl*** that creates your JFrame
<2> Query.getSingleResult() throws some absolutely wacko errors, while getResultList().get(0) (***uming existence) works fine
<1> jottinger: check if your X power stick works again
<2> Clackwell: grazi
<1> excallenta
<3> havn't used it yet, but supposedly the move from hibernate3 with annotation sisn't supposed to be all that huge
<2> a mere 100, though *sigh*
<4> nesic : well the display in the designer does unfortunately not define the Jframe size
<2> wlfshmn: it really isn't
<2> ejb3 is actually pretty nice
<4> nesic : check for that at the location I've told you
<2> it's just that one thing - which one would use to check for, like, existence of an entity - that is funky
<5> check the main cl*** that creates the JFrame for what?
<5> never mind
<8> [21:53] (wlfshmn): anyone of you guys hosted something at rimuhosting?
<8> [21:53] (@talios): I think BryinAFK does
<8> wlfshmn: I do
<5> IT uses Content pane
<8> wlfshmn: and I totally recommend them - excellent service AND customer support!
<2> talios: :)
<6> +build
<6> jottinger, an openapi cl*** has clone() returning a concrete cl***, and a subcl*** (in idea.jar) returning Object :(
<2> talios: hahaha
<6> but thats thanks to retroweaver dropping the covariant return
<6> hopefully they next EAP build will be fixed.
<6> of course - it'd be nicer if they moved those particular cl***es into the OpenAPI itself.
<4> nesic : found it
<6> jottinger, tried JUnit4 yet?
<2> :)
<2> talios: no
<4> nesic : main should create your jframe and set its size
<2> No compelling reason yet
<9> nesic: Is there a test case?
<2> talios: I think that offends some people, that I'm willing to say stuff like "no compelling reason" :)
<6> heh
<6> mmm speaking of JUnit4 - I should update the TestNG plugin to convert them as well as Junit3 tests
<2> "But that sounds like you're not running server x branch broken from HEAD"
<2> talios: I'm actually not even using IDEA right now
<2> I'm spending all my time in netbeans
<6> how are you finding it?
<6> NB5 rather impressed me.
<2> it's actually pretty good, although I'm on the bleeding edge versions
<6> -MUCH- more than Eclipse ever did
<2> I'm on the 5.5 preview, which constantly throws exceptions at me
<9> Can you disable enough stuff to make it useful as an editor for newbies?
<4> talios : amen to that
<6> jottinger, heh - still getting the EAPfix then :)
<2> but I can live with it, because the app is actually pretty good for jee 5
<2> rickety: it's useful as an editor for newbies without disabling anything
<2> and the collab module is actually QUITE nice
<6> kmh, I had to turn of "strip whitespace" from IDEA today cause an eclipse user coworker got pissy at me stripping his whitespace on javadoc ;p
<9> jottinger: I'll test it out sometime with that in mind.
<2> waz and I were testing it out, I shared a project and he got live updates as I was coding
<6> actually, its not on 'only strip changed lines'
<6> now
<4> talios : hmm how's that related to netbeans ?
<6> kmh, its not - but the link to a retarded eclipse made me think of it ;p
<2> talios: hahaha
<4> talios : hehe ic
<6> even when eclipse strips whitespace, it keeps blank javadoc lines as " * " so hitting END doesn't make iki doc.
<6> so a one line patch I did today actually commited something like 100 lines of 1char strips ;p
<6> annoying - but I didn't expect him to get so totally anal over it ;p
<2> hahahaha
<2> useful change messages++
<6> he complained it made reading diffs hard, so I said "why not enable the 'ignore whitespace on diff' option?" - he didn't like that. :)
<9> Yeah, I can't stand the " * " thing.
<2> talios: hahaha
<2> bwaha
<2> Our wedding photographer used a high-res camera
<2> so our pictures are like super-high-res, which is unexpected
<6> oh - I was waiting for a cynical followup to "high res" :)
<2> nah, my cynicism has taken a sharp downturn
<6> whats peoples preferred pure-java db these days? derby? hsql?
<2> I have been living in derby
<9> jottinger: It's a terrible town.
<2> heh
<9> And it's pronounced Darby. They should have changed the name to match the pronunciation before the Americans got hold of it. ;)
<6> jottinger, looked at the new JavaDB 'port' of derby?
<2> yes
<2> I'm using it
<2> I don't know of any actual changes except that it's under "javadb" instead of "derby" -- which seems pointless to me
<6> heh
<2> I mean, javadb is officially supported by Sun, which is... nice, I guess
<2> esp. given how useful pointbase was
<6> never used pointbase
<2> but I'd rather have seen them say "we now support derby" instead of "we rebranded derby as javadb, and we support THAT"
<2> talios: consider yourself fortunate
<2> the only people who DO use pointbase are the ones who haven't figured out how to switch yet
<2> and they're trying :)
<6> :)
<6> bah - the javadb download is behind the authenticated Sun Download Center, whose "remind me of my p***word" just emailed me a p***word - to somewhere other than my normal email address - either that or its going reallly slow.
<2> haha
<2> talios: just use gl***fish :)
<6> that sounds overkill :)
<6> my mini-app just embeds jetty at the mo.
<6> doesn't quite warrant a full fish.
<6> or maybe I should just go to bed.
<2> :)
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