| |
| |
| |
|
Page: 1 2 3
Comments:
<0> for one thing, it depends on OS. Since you're asking, I'll ***ume it's windows.
<1> since i'm asking?
<0> If you have a generic card, chances are MS wrote the driver for it: not a vendor driver, but primary driver.
<1> oh right
<1> i get it now.. haha
<0> vidkid: yes, since you're asking, because *asking* implies a lack of knowledge
<0> and that implies windows
<1> oh
<1> ok, i got it right the first time then
<1> thats your view, and its fine
<0> If you have, oh, a presonic firepod, well, that's a custom driver from presonic
<0> primary driver, and vendor driver
<0> from the programmer's POV, it doesn't matter: you just write to the sound card, whatever it is, and let the driver take care of it
<0> i.e., that's why people use drivers in the first place
<1> what do you mean by 'unless able to use default OS driver for that card'?
<0> vidkid: exactly what it sounds like. Windows won't install a custom driver if it doesn't have to.
<1> but what if the vendor provides their own driver?
<1> which i think would have good chance
<0> then the vendor might require their own drivers.
<0> But I still fail to see why this is relevant to javasound
<1> then are you saying primary sound driver and vendor driver are different?
<0> no
<0> I'm saying the primary sound driver - an OS concept - might be a custom (non-MS) driver
<0> and that's really about as far as it goes, and from the app programmer's point of view, it doesn't matter
<2> do i have to add files in WEB-INF/lib to my MANIFEST file ?
<0> no
<2> i keep getting cl***notfound exceptions when i try to use velocity
<0> what cl***
<2> org/apache/velocity/servlet/VelocityServlet
<2> but the 2 velocity jar files are in WEB-INF/lib
<0> is velocityservlet in them?
<0> Which app server?
<2> yes
<2> jboss 404
<2> it does work when i place the files in the server lib dir
<0> hrm, and all of the velocity dependencies are in web-inf/lib as well?
<2> yes
<0> hrmmm
<0> no clue
<2> very strange
<0> spec says that WEB-INF/lib jar files are in the cl***path for the web app
<0> and I'm not familiar with any out-of-normal-jbossisms for that
<2> maybe it has something to do with caching of jar files in the server lib path ?
<0> shouldn't be
<3> Looks like the next IDEA EAP will be the actuall release..
<4> hi fellas.
<4> is there a correct way I can get a pixel displayed on a screen ?
<0> yes
<0> wlfshmn: whoa
<4> :-)
<4> what I have done so far is that I have a data file.
<4> that data file is parsed and trying to display accordingly.
<0> with all due respect, I almost care
<4> but my pixel displays and dies suddenly.
<4> ok.
<0> :)
<3> jottinger: atleast I got a bunch of JIRA emails saying that a couple of major issues (as per their labeling) were resolved and marked as fixed for "Demetra Final"
<0> wlfshmn: hmm
<0> maybe so then!
<3> yeah.. persoanlly I must say I would have prefered more testing.. but well
<4> where would be a suitable place to get help. if anyone could tell me. thanks.
<0> simpleMan: what do you mean by "dies suddenly"
<4> what i mean is that it display 1 pixel and dissappears.
<0> right
<0> where are you drawing the pixel?
<4> drawPixel(int x, int y, byte[] rgb, Graphics g){g.setColor(new Color(rgb[0],rgb[1],rgb[2]));g.drawLine(x,y,x,y); }
<4> at x,y,x,y would be the best way to say.
<0> and where is this magic code?
<4> is there a paster somewhere ?
<0> no
<0> I mean, there is, but I don't use 'em
<0> they annoy me
<4> ok
<4> when I use Thread.sleep(1000), it displays fine.
<4> it's rather erratical (displays sometimes/dies sometime).
<4> what I am trying to do is display pixels.
<4> g.drawLine(x,y,x,y) is the magic place.
<0> that call is in paint()?
<0> and is paint() being called when you expect it?
<4> no that's the problem. I can't call paint()
<4> i mean I can't use paint() because of my code structure.
<4> jottinger: it would save you the h***le & time if I could paste it at rafb.net/paste ? is it ok ?
<0> simpleMan: not really, I can't use a browser right now
<4> ok.
<0> besides, i'm not much of a client-side guy
<4> I am parsing the input stream from a file. Each line is parsed and feed to this method commandParser(String command, Graphics g)
<4> this commandParser is responsible for doing all the drawing stufff.
<4> now the cl*** which has commandParser is extend'ed from Canvas so I need paint(Graphics g)
<4> but I can't put anything in paint(Graphics g) because the method signatures need to match with Canvas' paint(Graphics g). ?
<4> are you with me jottinger ?
<4> thanks so far anywayz. ;-)
<4> graphics is crazy stuff.. blows your head out.
<5> We are currently experiencing problems to the C4L network.
<5> These have been caused by a m*** DDoS attack to our network coming from who we believe to be a professional organisation. They have staged an attack on the BGP IPs on our network and are simultaneously attacking our core routers,. We currently have several engineers on site working to resolve the issue and they are installing new equipment to try to overcome the problem.
<5> We understand that this is not an isolated attack and that several other ISPs have lost service due to the problems above.
<3> "professional organisation"
<5> yeah, narrows it down a bit
<5> and damn, that was meant for #networking
<5> Window numbers have changed
<3> rhowe: I hate when I reocnnect and find things rearranged ;)
<3> rhowe: there is probably a way to renumber windows tohugh. I'm jsut to lazy to figure it out
<5> wlfshmn: /window move <n>
<3> see. much easier to trick someone else into doing the work for you
<6> Is there a way i can Invoke/Run code in another jar-file from another jar-file?
<7> just run the main of the cl*** u want to run
<7> if it is in the cl***path
<7> i'd execute
<6> so i have to add the second jar to the cp and then i can just run it?
<7> run the main of the cl*** u're interested
<7> yes just add the jar to the cl***path
<8> Heyhey, how do you generate a startup, burderless display to be used during program load? Would be good to have a progress bar or alterable text. Any ideas or URLs?
<0> Zeekius: look up splash screens in java
<9> robster!
<10> Clackwell
<10> rhowe
<11> how do I make a progress bar work?
<9> tybalt: use it as you should?
<10> check the swingset demo
<10> comes with the jdk
<6> would you guys laugh at a filextension that is "jew"? Java embeded websites
<9> see api docs and possibly the sun java tutorial on how to use the swing progress bar thing.
<11> I want a text progress bar,
<11> I dont do graphics, they are too over rated
<10> we all want things
<9> tybalt: java's text capabilities are pretty limited. on windows and unix try using \r to do make it do what it was historically designed for - return the carriage.
<10> sounds like homework anyway
<9> naw, too freaky for that
<11> actually, I dont have java cl*** anymore, I do it for fun\
<9> no prof or tech ***istent would ask for such rubbish. :)
<10> programming for fun?
<9> its sheer luck if it works in the first place.
<10> are you are some kind of wacko?
<11> Obviously
<11> Hell, one day I was bored so I programmed a VB.NET application that had a bunch of rectangles. It almost looked 3D
<9> <tone type="menacingly">i don't like wackos.</tone>
<10> must have looked nice
<11> they expanded exponentially
<11> it looked really cool actually
<11> if you want Ill post the source code for it on a paste bin
<10> too bad it was written in an vb.net
<11> vb.net has great graphics abilities; much easier for me to use than java's (then again I never did java graphics)
<10> shrug
<11> http://pastebin.com/773452
<11> ignore the very bottom mouse move handler, it was incomplete
<10> why did you choose vb.net instead of c#?
<11> because....
<11> I really don't know
<10> k
<9> http://www.stetson.edu/%7Eefriedma/numbers.html
<9> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I1xFWWao88M
<9> hi tera
Return to
#java
or
Go to some related
logs:
kaikki pokemonkortit
10q lord
intel_agp unload in use
reading navnet data string code
#linux
lebcafe
marshmellow shooters
what's up doc? torrent
#AllNiteCafe
#linux
|
|