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<0> Hey hey!
<0> I have an amusing question... How should I create an "invalid image"?
<0> Beats the
<0> It's like this, in JavaDoc for Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit().createCustomCursor(..
<0> says that if I set it to an invalid image, it will return a fully transparent cursor image, and that's just what I want
<0> I don't want to create an actual blank image in memory if I can p*** with this "invalid" one
<0> Sounds interesting, but I don't know how to do it.. If I just p*** "null" it Excepts with a nullPointer
<0> Anyone alive?
<1> omg DOOOODZ is java da most haxy of teh langwiges 4 da haxy pogram
<1> liek do u do moer pwnzorz on da javaz
<2> anyone alive in here?
<3> we all dead
<2> haha
<2> know of a good java prog for macosx?
<3> nope
<2> damn ok
<2> hello everyone
<4> hi
<5> Dai aici : http://alexng.play-mobilegame.com/
<4> hi Clackwell
<6> morning
<7> oy jottinger
<6> oy
<8> When writing a desktop app in Java, and I've put in various input objects (such as labels, checkboxes, etc), is there a way to tell java that if the user hits enter at any of the input fields, that it triggers either a button to be pressed or some action handler?
<8> I want to emulate what usually happens in html forms, but for the desktop.
<7> hmm, actionhandler should be able to handle that.
<8> that means I have to setup a action handler for every element I want that "enter to submit" functionality?
<8> hmmm
<8> okay.
<7> not perse.. oh.
<7> oh well.
<7> I'd be looking at using 1 action handler for all those objects and letting that do the trick. It should be possible since I once did it with a JFrame and its elements. 1 ActionHandler for all the JMenu items and one for the regular items (button, textfields, etc.).
<9> anyone have a good resource on how to distrobute a program for JME deployment
<9> what needs to go into META-INF
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