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<0> hi
<1> Afternoon.
<2> wolfey : you can fine tune the option by writing your own security policy and/or security manager or whatever that is called
<3> hey LLyric
<4> kmh: like i know how to do that:P
<3> haha
<3> wolfey++
<2> wolfey : well you could figure it out if you want
<4> YES:P
<2> i think the sun tutorials have a part on that as well
<5> hey jottinger
<6> hi
<6> I'm trying to read the output produced by a perl process run using Runtime.getRuntime.exec(). If i get the inputstream before the process exits, will I be only limited to the output produced until that point?
<7> you mean, can the Process.getInputStream() predict the future? no
<6> well.. i was just thinking if it gives a reference to the stream, so if there's new data written to the stream, it'll be updated.
<7> the read() method blocks until there is data available, that will happen
<8> I'm making a array with objects of type Item , Item contains a string and a int, so can I put objects of Item directly in an array without previously creating them.. for Example Item [] a = {("Pepsi",3),("Orange Juice", 2)}; , can I specify them directly like this or in a similar way, or do I must create all items ex. Item coke = new Item ("Coke" , 3) , and and afterwards put them in the Array, is it possible to put them directly in the array?
<9> Item[] items = { new Item("pepsi", 3"), new Item(..) };
<9> get a book on java
<9> then you will read all about things like this
<9> thinking in java can be downloaded from mindview.net
<8> *reads
<4> :::)
<9> in due time
<4> yes
<9> or never at all
<4> well im not *too bad* for 24 year old
<4> :P
<10> nah, you're way too old
<3> indeed
<10> if you're not a pro by now, you probably never will be
<3> by now you're an idiot
<4> hehe
<3> it's like being a virgin...
<10> speaking of which, happy birthday tmbg
<3> I also think good programmers aren't virgins, ever
<10> :D
<3> happy birthday, tmbg - one year close to kicking the bucket
<10> yep
<4> New Wolfeygame, sort your lines NOW: https://netlines.dev.java.net/
<4> :::P
<4> at least i can draw:P
<10> https://netlines.dev.java.net/
<10> woops
<4> :P
<10> wolfey: ew
<10> wolfey: you keep 'global' variables in your cl***es?
<4> no, 1. i save preferences in text file, 2. open server on port 27100 / connect to other server
<10> that's not what I'm talking about
<4> tmbg: well i have some static variables yes
<4> anything wrong?
<10> Board has package private int s = 7;
<10> wtf is that
<10> package private boxX and boxY
<10> etc etc
<10> grody
<4> number of different shapes
<3> grody, huh
<10> GRODY
<3> like gag me with a spoon
<4> tmbg: well yes i didnt yet clean it
<4> :P
<4> and i keep boxX, boxY to see when i must rebuild shapes screen
<4> if not resized, i cache shapes
<4> thanx for not liking my source
<4> i know some refactoring would do it good though
<10> your members don't meet the required 87 character minimum naming conventions that all Java programs must have
<4> LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL
<4> tmbg: my primary concerned was speed
<4> not beauty of code
<10> shorter variable names is NOT going to improve speed
<10> I hope you realize that :)
<4> yes:)
<10> ok good
<10> just checking
<4> inline procedures do:)
<11> any ops about
<10> dare I?
<11> Becky28 onjoin messages
<11> ta
<10> when the heck is Sreda?
<4> Wednesday
<4> :P
<10> :)
<4> tmbg: feel free to help me improve it
<4> :P
<4> see GPL... it is begging for your code
<4> ;)
<10> haha
<4> also i welcome any translation
<4> tmbg: i kinda love this game.. i dreamed how it would look like, and it looks better real;)
<10> hahaha
<4> tmbg: like it.. wanted..to...be.written
<4> :))
<10> yep!
<10> I've dreamed solutions to problems before
<4> tmbg: overall i think i didnt do such a bad job.. and yes refactoring is scheduled for earliest possible free time
<4> also javadoc
<10> javadoc is important :)
<4> sure:)
<4> but i think most quote is quite obvious
<4> code
<4> bah
<4> i cant type
<10> javadoc is still important, even if it's 100% obvious
<4> so ready to join on my ip and try?:)
<4> yes Sir
<10> not right this second, I'm at work
<4> ::)
<4> i heard this before..today
<3> I can't believe the angry pelican stuff
<3> It's amazing how much inventiveness goes into topics like that
<10> yep!
<3> I usually don't laugh out loud at that stuff, it usually just annoys me
<4> jottinger: ?
<3> but "rallying a chick on the beach" just amused the heck out of me
<12> I got this error while using jdk1.5 :FileOb.java:87: warning: [unchecked] unchecked call to HashMap(java.util.Map<? e
<12> xtends K,? extends V>) as a member of the raw type java.util.HashMap
<12> this.TokenList = new HashMap( tokenlist ); Can someone please tell me what the unchecked part is all about?
<3> kkaisare: it means you're not providing the types to the hashmap
<12> jottinger: my argument to the constructor is a hashmap. What am I missing?
<3> new HashMap<String, OtherType>(tokenlist);
<12> jottinger: Thanks. The code will run proper though? It compiles cleanly on 1.4....
<3> sure
<12> jottinger: Merci beaucoup.
<3> tmbg: my goodness
<3> I think that's the funniest #java has ever been
<3> I'm having to hide my tears
<10> yep!
<13> "HELLO HeLlO Hello".replaceAll("hello", "goodbye"); <-- this doesn't replace anything, 'cause it is case sensitive. How would you make it not case sensitive? :(
<13> http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.2/docs/api/java/util/regex/Pattern.html#CASE_INSENSITIVE <- This says: "Case-insensitive matching can also be enabled via the embedded flag expression (?i)." What is this, and where would I put it?
<4> ending credence to the idea that Java owes its name to the products sold at the coffee shop is the fact that the first 4 bytes (the so-called "Magic number") of any cl*** file are, in hexadecimal, 0xCAFEBABE.
<14> I'm getting java.lang.StringIndexOutOfBound***ception: String index out of range: -1 exception.
<4> what are you doing?
<14> What could be the problem?
<4> :)
<4> indexOf returns -1 ?
<14> I'm trying to complete my ***ignment.
<4> oh
<14> Yeah... I don't know what is going wrong.
<4> what are you trying to do?
<14> Like
<14> I have a String[] tempString Array
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