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<8> YOU FUCPART #java :**** U
<22> look at the creep doing what he does best.
<22> <yawn>
<22> fucpart, eh? :)
<22> they are so excited...
<23> I just set invite for a while
<24> just set it back to regular, the anti-repeat and anti-clonse scripts will take care of them alright.
<25> what's the standard wayt to represent a null int? sentinel value?
<26> smsie: no such thing as a null int
<26> if you want null int's use the Integer object
<25> what I want is something that says "this hasn't been initialised to a sane value"
<25> I guess setting it to a sentinel calue in the constructir will do
<25> I wish I could type
<27> smsie - for those situations you're best to either use the Integer cl*** as suggested or a simple value holder cl*** of your own (that Sun should've included).
<25> I guess my own object to encapsulate the int might make sense
<25> lets me do all the range checing in one place
<28> hi
<28> which version of jdk may i install to get javax.servlet package plz?
<29> sofy_boy trying to compile a servlet?
<30> if a program was designed with RMI v1.1, will the code need modified significantly to use RMI v1.2 instead?
<31> hey!!!
<31> how do I get the ASCII code for a character in Java?
<31> ???
<32> google
<33> @dmlloyd|work
<34> hello
<35>
<34> when i try to compare two strings one initialized with "hello" and the other one constructed from a char[] that contains "hello" i get false!
<34> char b[] = {'h', 'e', 'l', 'l', 'o'};
<34> String s = new String(b);
<34> String s2 = "hello";
<35> http://www-106.ibm.com/developerworks/java/library/j-ebb0917a.html
<34> s is different from s2 :(
<34> reading..
<23> are you using = or a method ?
<34> ==
<34> the operator == for the cl*** string is not like the one in the std::string in c++
<23> that tests for equality of the reference not the objects referenced
<34> es
<34> yes
<34> i read it
<34> too bad :)
<23> use the equals method to check for equality of objects
<23> btw c++ is not standard for programming languages
<34> hehe
<34> c++ the only langages standarized
<34> by the iso
<23> it is a standard to itself not to other languages
<23> doh
<35> Other standards exist.
<34> yes
<35> Nobody here is forcing Java upon you.
<23> so do not use it as a reference for how you think java should work
<34> but the java comes with a c++ concepts extended :>
<23> read the java language spec
<23> slimD WRONG
<35> Java is not a superset of C++.
<34> of course :)
<23> nor is it a subset :)
<34> java comes with concepts of c++ to gain c++ users
<23> in case slimD didn't get that bit
<34> but it modified some of them
<23> NO
<23> slimD java has nothing what so ever to do with C++ any apparent similarities are mere coincidence
<35> calchas: That is incorrect.
<34> i prefer c#, cuz i feel that i'm still using c++
<23> but it's a better working hypothesis for slim
<35> calchas: http://java.sun.com/docs/overviews/java/java-overview-1.html
<23> slimD then good luck,
<34> thanks
<23> ricky_clarks you can now deal with slim
<23> sometimes hiding minor truth to avoid confusion in the simple minded is better
<35> The newbie retains the minor lie and it confuses them later.
<23> ROFL
<35> Example, when I started in Java, I was told that String variables are immutable.
<35> So instead of using +=, or =, to change which String my variable refers to, I was making a new variable for each new String value.
<23> and?
<23> was that a lie in anyway ?
<35> And that was a minor lie that confused me. I was a newbie. The above statement empirically proved, albeit without substantial evidence.
<35> Yes, the variable itself isn't immutable, but the objects referred to are.
<23> ROFL
<23> stick with education, it's more fun for you
<35>
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<37> hey, when using swt messageboxes how do I know whether a user click the yes or no button in the messagebox?
<38> dunno, ask a swt forum
<38> swt's not really java :)
<37> haha, is there an swt or eclipse room you think?
<35> There is #eclipse on Freenode, and there is an eclipse.developer.swt newsgroup or something similar. Also I heard Eclipse has a website.
<37> ha yeah well they dont have code snipets and the api wasnt much help. i think i figured it out htough thanks
<39> hello! i have a problem a can't seem to fix! it's about sorting a list of objects in a node. anyone?
<39> i have debugged the sorting algorithm, and i'm 110% sure it's correct.
<39> it swappes the two elements i have in the whole list (for testing, A and B, strings), but the list doesn't seem to get updated!
<39> everybody dead in here or something? :P
<40> hello, i'm not sure i understand what the indexOf method mean for java.util.Arraylist, does it really search ALL the content of the arraylist and return the value of the index?
<29> http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.3/docs/api/java/util/ArrayList.html#indexOf(java.lang.Object)
<29> read the docs
<29> Searches for the first occurence of the given argument, testing for equality using the equals method the index of the first occurrence of the argument in this list; returns -1 if the object is not found.
<29> now what part of it didnt you comprehend?
<40> well.. let say i have "a","b","c" and i want to search that list and find "b"
<29> if you still didnt get it, then may be someone else here can help you:) iam out.
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