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<0> schitzo .. which is the correct flow
<0> that it comes back to the source file where the forward() was initiated?
<1> what is the context ?
<0> 3 line spam coming
<0> [14:54] <0> question on two lines of code here.. im doing a view = request.getRequestDispatcher("userList.jsp");
<0> [14:54] <0> then i do view.forward(request, response); <-- shouldn't that end right there when the jsp outputs
<0> [14:55] <0> my code returns to that point, and keeps executing the code after that point
<0> i thought after a forward() p***ed off control to another page, it was gone and didn't come back
<0> is that incorrect?
<1> no idea I don't play jsp
<2> heh
<3> how can a turn a char array into a string?
<1> yes
<1> see String API docs
<3> i've tried .toString but it returns a bunch of garbae
<3> garbage
<1> actually read the api docs
<1> for String
<1> do you have the api docs or a link to them ?
<3> yes
<3> ahh, new String(char_array)
<3> cool
<1> RIF :)
<3> thanks
<1> np
<4> can anyone please tell me what stream.nval*-1 means where stream is of StreamTokenizer type?
<4> what particularly I do not understand is the *-1 part
<5> times negative one?
<4> yes
<6> hi all
<6> i need help
<7> see a therapist
<4> i know now, never mind
<4> what are the delimiters for StreamTokenizer?
<6> Lotos
<6> u can help me
<6> to compile this
<4> just use javac
<6> http://www.securiteam.com/securitynews/5VP0M2ACKQ.html
<6> were i download compiler
<4> for PC?
<6> for mobile
<6> this code is for mobile app
<4> pda?
<6> siemens s55
<6> not pda
<6> gsm
<4> that's a cellphone
<6> yes
<4> so you want to comiple and install some application to your cell that's written in Java?
<6> yes
<6> :)
<4> :( never done it, although I can tell you that you need to download Java 1.5 from java.com and the package will include a compiler
<4> the problem is that you will get a .cl*** file which I am not sure how you will run on your phone
<1> you'll need J2ME NOT SE for mobile, pretty sure ME is not 1.5 version
<1> ME = mobile edition
<6> ahh
<6> me is for mobile
<6> i try
<1> in general yes
<6> in java.com i go to mobile section
<6> ?
<4> what are the default delimiters for StreamTokenizer?
<6> were i download this compiler
<1> javasoft,com
<1> .
<1> same as all java compilers and dev kits
<1> do you know any java standard edition yet ?
<6> i go to j2me
<1> do you know j2se ?
<1> if not you better learn it first
<6> what are j2se
<1> all the tutorials are set up for SE and ME has some big deviations from SE
<6> see that http://java.sun.com/j2me/index.jsp
<6> what i download now
<1> Googleman you need to start by learning java SE, goto www.thejavatutorial.com and follow from 'my first cup of java'
<1> download and learn SE first
<6> but i need just to compile sample code
<1> ME will not work for you
<6> i m programer too
<6> VB and Delphi
<1> lol, but not Java
<1> you have my advice, take it or leave it but it is intended to help you
<6> yes if i have free time i learn java
<1> you will at minimum need to learn the java development cycle, especialy compilation and execution models
<1> have fun with your short cut :) (ROFL)
<6> ok dude drop
<6> less drop
<4> can anyone please tell me what are the default delimiters for StreamTokenizer since I do not see then in the API
<6> i never do this
<8> Lotos: doesn't the API tell you?
<4> I looked, and do not see the delimiters defined
<1> look in the constructor public StringTokenizer(String str)
<1> see them ?
<1> they are listed
<4> that is String, not Stream
<8> Lotos: it tells you the defaults in the deprecated constructor.
<4> which one is that?
<1> k
<1> my bad
<8> Lotos: on my copy of the api, it's the first one.
<8> Lotos: I think StreamTokenizer isn't qhat you want if you just want to break something up into chunks by a delimiter, it's a lot more complex than that.
<4> public StreamTokenizer(InputStream is) this one?
<4> I am just interested in knowing how it recognized the tokens
<4> for StringTokenizer, it usually uses blank space and newline, but here it seems it tokenizes everything byte by byte and numbers seperately even though the numbers are not seperated by a space
<9> If you want to split a String into chars, then use String.getChars()
<9> Or toCharArray(), whatever it's called.
<4> thatnks for the advice, but I would like to know how StreamTokenizer recognizes tokens
<9> Don't you have to set what tokens it looks for?
<1> the 5 token groups are explaine at the start of the api
<1> in that costructor is shows what the initial settings for those groups is
<1> Stream tokenizer isn't very analogous to String tokenizer, which is much simpler
<4> white space, alphabetic, numeric, string quote, and comment character - what it means by alphabetic?
<1> ffs - rif
<4> ?
<1> All byte values 'A' through 'Z', 'a' through 'z', and '\u00A0' through '\u00FF' are considered to be alphabetic.
<1> there
<1> and you can change that
<4> ok, so each character is a token?
<1> this is detailed in the api
<4> what if you have a string like "hello-there", what are the tokens?
<1> not sure if it groups bytes or acts on single bytes, a simple test will show you
<4> ordinaryChar() this method sets what you want to exclude
<4> but not sure like calchas said if it groups bytes
<1> then write a simple test case
<1> doh
<4> lol
<1> there are some big hints that is groups bytes
<10> what can I do to have only positive int, I don't want the int to be negative?
<1> use an if
<1> use Math.abs(...
<1> etc, depends on your context a lot
<10> thanks for your help
<10> k
<9> lyroy: Or just don't make it negative in the first place.
<11> anyone here who knows a simple java game code?
<9> System.out.println("LOL");
<11> ?
<9> Your question is too general.
<11> yeah.. coz i just need any game
<9> There are online games on t'Internet.
<11> i need codes
<9> What for?
<11> for someone.. i think its for school..
<9> That's absolutely ****ing moronic.
<11> oh well.. thanks anyway
<9> One of our graduates has been caught using rentacoder, and will have their degree removed.
<11> whats that?
<9> It's a website.
<1> ShoNuff I think you should run along
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