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<0> i dont like nb
<1> 3.6 blew goats, 4.0 blew chickens, 4.1 blew horses... and 5.0 is actually pretty good
<2> ::)
<1> feyo: *nod* what do you like?
<0> jejeje.
<0> jcreator
<1> I find jcreator badly underpowered. Eclipse is okay, Netbeans is pretty good, and IDEA rocks.
<2> and for complete noobs BlueJ is cute
<0> cada quien tiene sus gustos. :)
<0> sorry speak "poco" english.
<2> jottinger: best thing about BlueJ is that it does UML on the fly
<2> so it's nice teaching tool
<2> for OO
<1> wolfey: but netbeans does that now too
<3> hi all
<2> jottinger: well BlueJ is meant as 'introductory'
<3> is anybody familiar with lucene ?
<2> so newbies dont get too confused with all the options
<1> eugenen: yes
<4> >:|
<1> hey tmbg
<3> i have an small issue.. if i try to search by " - this character i get ParseException: Lexical error at line 1, column 2. Encountered: <EOF> after : ""
<3> all other works perfectly
<3> it is thrown by org.apache.lucene.queryParser.QueryParser.parse(QueryParser.java:143) -
<3> not mine :-/
<3> the most interesting is that it give me the result.. just this exception in logs accour
<3> for example if i search by : "test
<1> the quote is the problem?
<3> yes
<3> it will return all info related to word test
<3> & the exception in logs
<1> have you tried escaping the quote?
<3> i don't think it is correct
<3> for example "test 1" test
<3> this is correct -
<3> err bad examploe
<3> "test 1" coffe
<3> will retun all info about test 1 and coffe
<3> NO test -
<3> so " - is required to be present
<1> hmm
<3> using quote i can specify what string(s) needs to be searched -...
<3> i use lucene 1.9
<3> probably will have to count number of quotes and delete last one if is necesary...
<3> hack...
<3> :-(
<5> guys
<5> i need help about voice morphing
<5> pm me
<2> slovenka?:)
<6> hi everyone, got a question for you all, as I am without a clue what to do lol.
<2> sure ask:)
<6> I downloaded this freeware java game, and it all in cl*** files, and it says to make a link to the java program... but for some reason, it not work for me
<6> was wondering if any of you knew how to make a shortcut or something to get it working right...
<2> go to root directory of that java game
<6> i can copy n paste what it says in the install file or send it u if it easier.
<2> http://pastebin.com paste there
<2> and give us url:)
<6> thanks... much appreciated... will do :)
<7> if its all cl***files then you'd normally start it using "java <name of cl***>"
<2> java Main
<2> or java Application
<2> from root directory of application/game
<6> this is the link to the game i downloaded.... http://www.cs.pitt.edu/~alandale/dmjava
<2> using windows? it should install automatically
<6> using winxp home.. with sp2
<2> do you have Java Runtime Enviroment installed?
<6> yeah, got latest version of sun java
<2> so you first installed java, then clicked on .exe of this game?
<6> no exe for the game
<6> it got all the folders needed and all the .cl*** files etc.
<6> and an install.txt file saying what to do
<6> and i followed it to the letter, and not seem to work,
<2> http://homepage.mac.com/WebObjects/FileSharing.woa/wa/dmj105.exe?a=downloadFile&user=aberfield&path=.Public/dmj105.exe
<6> thanks
<2> Vampirica: torej si slovenka?:)
<6> If this works, i am going to feel so silly asking all these questions lol
<2> hm
<2> weird talking to slovenian girl in english:))
<2> hey:)
<8> hi again
<8> i tried the exe file, when it got to the end, it tried to install a file for java version 1.4 but obviously new version is 1.5.06 so no idea what i supposed to do now...
<8> thanks for your help anyway wolfey :)
<2> mhm
<2> smola
<2> :)
<2> Vampirica`: http://netlines.dev.java.net my game;)
<6> looks interesting,,,, :)
<2> thx
<2> so are you slovenian?
<6> no, i'm english
<2> why such nick then
<2> Vampirica?
<2> "Vampire Girlie" in slovenian
<2> :)
<6> cause i used to practice vampirism, and it was a romanian lady who gave me the nickname...
<2> oh ok
<6> and it stuck lol
<9> howdy. does anyone know of a java app that will essentially act as a "log watcher"? I am tasked with writing (or customizing) an app that will watch for oracle logs in a directory. each ora session creates a new log file
<6> no idea babes, sorry... i am 100% java dumb lol
<2> Vampirica: interesting:)
<2> Br***Plr: not me, but why not write one?
<9> actually, it wouldn't need to be java, could be perl or C/C++, but if I must create something it will likely be in java
<9> wolfey i will most likely end up doing that... just didnt know if anybody at least had some framework that i could extend'
<2> Br***Plr: well standard unix command to watch log is 'tail -f logfile'
<9> ya i know ;)
<2> if you could redirect output to your app that would do
<2> :))
<2> but no idea:)
<9> yea the issue is that after the app starts, new files will be created. getting the files into the tool is easy, watching for new files & directories isn't as easy
<2> you can as well just read them regulary... though checking 'modificiation time' would be wise (and no idea how to do that in java)
<9> and then i'll likely need a thread to watch for file changes on each file as well
<2> so?
<2> :)
<9> ;)
<10> uhm that would be best done in bash or perl imho
<10> and i'm sure there's something out there
<2> Br***Plr: i actually wonder if you just readline with BufferedReader... and it blocks because it reached end of file, does that thread resume when another line is appened
<11> hmm, JUnit doesn't like loops in tests?
<12> heh
<12> smsie probably not
<12> or the test would never end
<12> depending
<12> I dunno what did it do?
<11> hung
<11> for (int i=1; i<10; i++) ***ertTrue(g.add(g).equals(h, i));
<11> hung and consumed 100% CPU until I killed it
<12> hrm
<12> maybe it wasnt the for loop that hung it?
<13> might be the equals too.
<12> try making 10 statements
<12> and using constants
<12> see if that makes any difference
<11> yeah, it works fine then
<11> it only hangs if I try to loop
<10> put it in the gebudder and break it on every one
<11> wonderful
<11> the debugger executes the loop perfectly
<10> haha
<11> oh ****!
<11> I just relaised why
<11> *insane* typo...
<11> for (int i = 1; 1 < 10; i++)
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