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<0> this would be a nice channel for me
<1> would it?
<0> I never had a channel before
<0> This seems to be a good oprtunity
<1> try another one
<0> I could paste jvm source code and nobody could throw me out:)
<2> lol
<2> luxembourg is such a small country, we would have no problem finding him ... he would be the one standing in the middle of a roundabout shouting "Its mine!"
<3> hey blacky ;)
<1> he's out
<4> hey Rob, calchas, etc.. ;)
<5> hi yura, ltns
<4> yep, it's been a while..
<4> how's it going around here ? ;)
<1> slow
<4> hehe
<1> but java still rulez
<4> I've been checking out fortress
<4> it rocks..
<4> the reference implementation has still a long way to go to match the spec, but it's going.. :)
<1> team fortress?
<1> ow
<4> http://fortress.sunsource.net/
<4> the spec is a good read: http://research.sun.com/projects/plrg/fortress.pdf
<1> another language?
<4> yep
<4> been trying various languages for some time
<1> what paradigm?
<1> functional?
<4> well, it's still same old component based paradigm ;)
<4> component->oop
<4> but much more flexible
<4> plus it's parallel right form the start
<4> i.e. the for cycle is parallel :)
<4> so far I've coded in mathematica, haskell, both are great but both lack ...
<1> at least it uses java
<1> I hated haskell
<4> hehe
<1> and prolog
<4> haskell is beautiful
<1> hm
<4> but it has its problems in real-life usage
<6> he, a friend of mine is writing a doctoral thesis on haskell ;)
<1> I think I did understand prolog better
<4> especially the ones related to lazy evaluating..
<6> he has less of a life than I do ;)
<4> and the IO with Monads is horrible =)
<4> wlfshmn: : hehehe =)
<1> there are so many programming languages
<4> good thing my PhD is not CS related.. =)
<6> onbe of these days I should get some higer education ;)
<4> wlfshmn: wolfy ? %)
<6> no, wolfy is a separate entity ;)
<4> ah, k, haven't been here for a long time =)
<1> nappy time
<1> night all
<7> can i add an enum to a combobox?
<8> hi
<9> well, we're close to getting back to usual. Thats good.
<10> Clackwell , sign me up
<10> I add it to my set of channels in the day hours too.
<11> teralaser: excellent, if you send me your email addy in private i can email you when things get going (might be soon anyway), and possibly for discussion about the new owner. i have expressed interest, but i still feel that it might want to be discussed, just so that everyone feels okay with whatever is being decided.
<11> teralaser: sorry to have overlooked you again, you should have been an obvious choice. it must be your nick or something. :)
<10> eh?
<9> 500's are known to be forgetfull and overlooking. I speak from personal experience there as well ;)
<11> teralaser: we (lion and i) were late in discovering that you weren't in HellHound, who is performing temporary duty in here.
<10> ok
<10> who is the new owner to be ?
<11> teralaser: i woud like to, but i am willing to step back for any regular. (yeah, what a smooth gesture, eh? ;))
<10> obviously, Lion-O doesnt qualify
<10> :P
<10> me neither
<10> Ok, I support Clackwell !
<9> wheee
<11> teralaser: lickspittle!
<9> teralaser: Indeed. UnderNet only allows you to own 1 channel per X account and I think thats a very fair limitation.
<11> Lion-O: phew, good thing i didn't go for #sql back in the days then.
<9> Clackwell: *nod*
<9> pircbot is a very good API. I've used it myself for a tutorial bot, and its rock solid. Even its use of resources is very decent.
<9> I'm still playing with writing my own IRC framework though. I'd like to be able and easily setup an IRC service 8)
<11> irc service as in operating system level service?
<9> Clackwell: irc server. So basicly you setup a whole server and can build on from there.
<11> hm.
<11> what problem does that solve? :)
<11> he wanted to remove the date from log output lines, so that you'll print the date only once when it changes, to make the log files smaller, ask the os less frequently for the date, etc.
<11> i asked what problem that would solve, and he couldn't really tell, which closed the "request for enhancement".
<11> (i could argue that the new log file format would get in the way how i work with log files.)
<12> hi
<11> hi
<12> Im trying to use nonblocking IO, and have found a tutorial with ServerSockets, but is it possible to use the ServerSocketChannel with already connected sockets?
<11> there's always getChannel() or so, isn't there?
<12> yes, but the compiler complains about trying to use a SocketChannel with a Serversocket
<13> hello
<12> what is the best approach to building a nonblocking server, using SocketChannel, and then an explicit bind()?
<11> hi gil
<12> the regular SocketChannel has connect, read, write, but not accept
<11> ripper_: no clue. you could use a nio framework, to avoid having to reinvent that complete wheel yourself. which can make sense given the relative complexity of nio. others will disagree about nio's complexity.
<12> I haven't gotten to actually reading or writing anything :)
<12> Im still trying to understand the mechanics, which seem vaguely similar to the BSD select() system
<11> ripper_: possibly there's folks in freenode's ##java channel who have played with it. ernimril for example wrote a professional web proxy server using nio, if i recall correctly. but that shouldn't stop you from investigating the basics on your own of course.
<12> thanks clackwell
<13> hi Clackwell_ :)
<14> what is the proper way for coding unit tests that test private methods?
<15> morning
<16> java help?
<16> anyone here knows how to use bluecove?
<15> hey wlfshmn
<17> in work 45 mins late, left 20 mins early, pathetic trains
<17> 3" of snow and the whole network goes down
<2> Clackwell ?
<15> hmm, be wery wery quiet i am hunting bugs
<18> hi
<15> hi
<19> Hello, I have a JDateChooser (by toedter). I desabled the editable area and now I want to change the font color. If I change the font color while it is not desabled, it works, otherwise not. How can I manage this ?
<15> for one thing you can enable it, change the font and the disable it
<19> nope, doesn't work
<15> what do you mean doesnt work?
<19> kind of solved the problem, I set the bg color to something darker to have some contrast. Thank you
<20> +x
<21> .ping
<19> Hi, how do you simulate a click on a buton...?
<19> or an action event
<22> why do you need to simulate one ?
<19> in a jTable cell I have inserted a custom cell editor (with a component that has a button). I want to simulate the click on the button when the cell is clicked
<23> how do you execute a jar file in java:?
<17> java -jar jarName.jar
<17> a quick google would of told u that
<17> that is if the jar file is an executable jar archive
<19> SAnDAnGE, any idea ?
<9> c0s-: add an eventlistnener to the jtable triggering on a click.
<9> either the jtable itself or the component.
<9> probably the jtable to triger on a click event or the likes.
<19> uuuoook :) let's see :)
<19> thanks
<24> hi, when I divide numbers like 120/300/2, I am always getting 0.0 even though I store it in a double type variable. why is the precision being lost?
<11> SuseLin: the trail about operators in the sun java tutorial used to explain that.
<11> hallo everyone
<24> I tried casting but it does not help
<25> SuseLin : make sure you cast first
<24> like this var1 = (double) (120/300)/2; ?
<25> so ((double) 120)/300/2,
<24> oh
<25> SuseLin : in your version you've cast last
<25> which explains the 0.0
<24> I know, I will change it now
<25> the integer division yields 0 and that is casted afterwords
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