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<0> smsie: I know that feeling all too well.
<0> I don't really dislike it myself, but I just don't like it. And with such an attitude... well, thats never going to work for me :)
<1> yeah, 'dislike' is too strong a word
<1> I don't like it enough to want to pay for it though
<1> there are free IDEs I like just as much (actually more, but that's probably just familiarity)
<0> *nod*
<1> I was a big fan of eclipse...but netbeans is becoming favourite
<0> hmm ;) No comments 8) I started out with NB because it was featured on Sun's "new to java" site and basicly never looked back.
<1> hmm
<1> I need a Hashmap for <String,int>. If I use <String,Integer> but just use ints everywhere, will autoboxing do what I need it to?
<2> yeah
<1> I don't really fully understand how autoboxing works...I really ought to read up more on it
<2> The compiler sees you trying to use an int where it should be an Integer and it wraps the int for you or calls the retrieval method of the wrapper
<2> Pretty silly... Java is kludgy.
<2> Everyone should program in Haskell.
<1> yeah, I understood that much. I dunno if there are gotchas though...
<3> if one uses null, perhaps ?
<1> yeah, I wasn't planning on that :)
<1> ibasically it has to keep a count of how many of each type of segment there is. If I do something like: map.put(map.get("OBX")++); will it DTRT?
<1> umm, that should be a preincrement in fact...but you get the idea
<1> gr
<1> let's try it without the stupidity: map.put(segmentName, map.get(segmentName)+1);
<1> would be nicer if I could do something like map.get(segmentName)+=1; I dount that's going to be viable though
<0> hmm. There are new uml modules available (was 1.1.11 is now 1.1.12) but upgrading can wreck things. I ended up uninstalling uml support and then re-installing the new modules :P more tedious but it works.
<0> And they actually made progress.. The 'documentation window' used to crash the entire ide if you dared to try and comment an element. Now it actually keeps on running 8)
<0> smsie: have you ever used the collaboration feature? ;) if so and you have an account on share.java.net would you mind sharing its details so I can add it? ;)
<4> Lion-O uml for what ide
<4> ?
<0> SAnDAnGE: netbeans
<4> I should install the modules too :/
<0> hmm. And it can still only export images to png format 8)
<5> hi.. how can i get the status of a JCheckBox?
<0> CZR: check the API docs, it will explain the right methods.
<1> http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/uiswing/components/button.html
<5> http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.2/docs/api/javax/swing/JCheckBox.html
<5> i am reading the API.. but its HUGE
<0> CZR: well, welcome to Java :P
<1> http://java.sun.com/javase/6/docs/api/javax/swing/AbstractButton.html#isSelected()
<5> thanks smsie
<0> besides; its not /that/ hard. I mean, when looking at the document I spot "getSelectedObjects" (inherited from javax.swing.AbstractButton).
<0> so if you look on from there I bet you could have found the method which smsie just pointed out yourself.
<1> sometimes it's easier on my saity just to tell the lazy sods
<1> less energy expended
<1> and it IS Sunday
<0> well, yeah. But sometimes a little nudge can go a long way ;)
<1> yeah
<5> sorry for my incapability to spot methods that fast.. and smsie thanks again
<0> Hoi MbGone ;)
<6> hey Lion-O :)
<7> http://wolfey.si/test/pantheon/pantheon-blue-english.jpg
<7> ok color themes work, translations work
<8> why when i send someone my file.cl*** he get runtime errors when he uses java <myfile.cl***>
<8> on my machine i run it successfuly
<7> you do java myfile, not java myfile.cl***
<8> i tried both, but it had version problems
<8> how can i make the compiler make it viewable by older versions ?
<9> SHM1L: Yours is compiled with a newer JDK than his runtime is
<9> SHM1L: look into the compiler switches to lower the compiler target level
<7> -source 1.4
<7> :)
<7> wlfshmn: seen my blackberry stuff?
<9> wolfey: that just sets the source level
<7> -target 1.4 ?
<7> :)
<7> http://wolfey.si/test/pantheon/pantheon-blue-english.jpg
<9> wolfey: that is more relevant, yes
<7> http://wolfey.si/test/pantheon/pink.jpg
<7> themes, translations..
<7> :)
<7> now it's done at last, this stupid ***ignment
<7> :)
<9> hehe ;)
<7> i did my own gui components
<7> i think i'll post them on dev.java.net
<10> i want to datamine sports data from such a web page: http://www65.pinnaclesports.com/vwGuestLines.asp?redirected=yes&sportType=Football&sportSubType=NFL&descr=NFL. a good way would be to just see the structure of the page and fetch data from that table, right?
<7> emanuel___: yeah look for TR and TD with right css 'cl***'
<7> <TR BGCOLOR="#eeeeee">
<7> <td nowrap cl***='main_body_blk'> Sun 1/14</td
<10> yes thats what i want
<9> ahh.. it does indeed look like I finally have a working for my problems, and might even be able to head home before midnight..
<7> :))
<9> gah.. ofcourse I -had- to run one last test and stumble upon another appreantly unrelated bug..
<11> Is there an existing framework or cl*** for java that distributes objects to the appropriate resources (functions) based on the object's priority, and other characteristics (like some resources available only to particular cl*** instantiations)
<7> people take 'reusable' as excuse for being lazy
<11> ?
<7> nothing, you should write one and when you do, make it GPL so i can use it
<11> why would i do that
<7> :)
<11> waste of my time
<11> i'll sell it with a fancy pantsy upscale looking website
<7> are you programmer or a script kiddie?
<11> that doesnt put the prices on there and makes you register
<7> lol
<11> i'm getting into java, so c++ kiddie
<7> cout << "Hello World" << endl;
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