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<0> i think you know what i'm getting at
<0> from a corporation stand point
<1> $499 for a goddamn IDE?
<1> you must be kidding
<1> 18:13 < Deano|Wrk> albeit its not free, but very well priced
<1> very well indeed
<2> I think thats not too bad for a business purchase
<1> if that means your developer works 20% faster.. yeah, absolutely
<2> right off home for my 10 day break
<2> woohoo
<1> sabre: do you remember how i add jdk javadoc so it's visible in netbeans?
<0> i forgot which drop down it was but there should be one to create javadoc
<3> aha. now I understand why my jdk messes up
<1> i know create javadoc
<1> i mean... i wanna see j2se javadoc when i type
<1> just unpack that under jdk dir?
<0> i guess i'm not understanding clearly..when you type?
<1> i see j2se cl***es and methods but no javadoc:P
<1> i dont see parameter names, just type:P
<0> i'm totally lost wolfey :/
<1> forget it
<0> sorry dude...off to subway
<0> ohhh you mean like autocomplete
<0> of your own cl***es
<0> ?
<0> or no
<0> ok i'm out
<0> lol
<1> i mean jdk-doc to appear in netbeans:
<1> :P
<4> eat the beans, and you're left with the net
<1> ok have javadoc
<5> salam
<6> does the HashSet collection permitt dublecates? are there any methods tha must be overwritten?
<7> hol***s
<6> does the HashSet collection permitt dublecates? are there any methods that must be overwritten?
<8> IeRo: check the api docs and you should know.
<6> i looked at them, i d like to know if i have to overwrite any methods,(hashcode) in order to avoid dublicates
<9> You could test that out pretty easy...
<10> hi... any swing expert here? i really need help regarding swing/applets
<1> krysty: ask anyway, we'll see what we can do:)
<10> ok sorry wolfey :) i need help on JTabbedPanes in swing ...
<10> how do i rearrange or reorder tabs via drag and drop?
<8> A mouse listener I'd say.
<1> krysty: well did you read how to implement drag and drop?
<9> Drop the applet and move it all over to flash
<1> http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/uiswing/misc/dnd.html
<9> Even if you can write the applet correct it won't play most of the time and will use up all the CPU it can
<1> http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/uiswing/components/tabbedpane.html#tabapi
<1> HitchHikr: ??
<8> HitchHikr: what nonsense is that ?
<1> HitchHikr: you dont know how to do threads?
<10> wolfey: i read about the drag and drop implementation... but i'm quite confused with the TransferHandler and DataFlavor
<8> krysty: then it would be helpfull if you'd specificly ask about them and state your confusion instead of adressing a topic as broad as "how do I do drag and drop".
<1> krysty: i learned some drag and drop from this: http://www.javaworld.com/javaworld/jw-03-1999/jw-03-dragndrop.html
<1> and part 2 of it http://www.javaworld.com/javaworld/jw-08-1999/jw-08-draganddrop.html
<10> Lion-O: sorry
<9> Applets are a black-eye on the good name of Java
<8> wolfey: still, that URL posted earlier is pretty extensive as well.
<1> Lion-O: well here they provide an illustrative example
<1> on javaworld
<10> wolfey: thanks! i'll ready about it ... and try implementing it ... i'll be back to ask questions again if i'm not successful at it.
<8> wolfey: *nod*
<1> but then it turned out to be simpler than it looked
<1> i was confused with those words as well:)
<10> wolfey: thanks for the encouragement :)
<1> krysty: good luck ;)
<11> sup
<11> (:
<0> the sky
<11> some girl :D
<0> heh
<6> I looked to the java docs and tested HashSet, it allows dublicates
<6> i suppose i have to overwrite a method
<6> propably hashcode,does anyone knows?
<8> IeRo: more likely you'll have to optimize your code which puts stuff into the hashset.
<1> boolean add(Object o)
<1> Adds the specified element to this set if it is not already present.
<1> IeRo: well if it is *same* object, it is not duplicated
<1> probably it has to do with overriding 'equals(Object o'
<1> :)
<6> so i have to overwrite equals and check all the elements that are allready in
<1> IeRo: well try to return true to equals(Object o) if it is 'same' to you (by value)
<1> and see how hashset handles it
<1> cause how i understand, by default object returns true to equals only if it is very same object
<1> not a copy of it
<1> i migth be wrong though.
<6> thanks
<1> migth be same reference
<1> or same equals.
<1> Integer a = new Integer(1);
<1> Integer b = new Integer(1);
<1> this are not SAME object, but they are equal
<12> a.equals(b) == true;
<12> (a == b) != true;
<1> Bryin: i am constantly reminded when comparing string
<1> s
<1> :)
<1> (s1 == s2) returns false and i think what the ****:P
<1> then of course i correct to equals:P
<13> since java 5 i think, (s1 == s2) is the same as the .equals() equivalent
<1> bestam: then how do you check for same reference?
<11> o_O
<11> sun java studio creator is cool ?
<1> IeRo: supercl*** docs explain it:
<1> http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.2/docs/api/java/util/Set.html
<1> A collection that contains no duplicate elements. More formally, sets contain no pair of elements e1 and e2 such that e1.equals(e2), and at most one null element. As implied by its name, this interface models the mathematical set abstraction.
<11> sun java studio creator is cool ?
<1> josue22: never tried it. i do use NetBeans
<11> me too
<11> but says java studio creator use netbeans technology
<11> use matisse ?
<1> josue22: well netbeans is sun's community tool, i guess they extand it here in commercial sense
<1> read try decide.
<1> i dont need it.
<11> (:
<1> enjoy folks
<14> Hey all. Anyone sold their applications as shareware or something similar?
<15> Many years ago, I tried to sell a code print out program...
<15> Only 3$ for a license , and it was tied to a specific computer.
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