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<0> wondering if its possible to access things like webcams with Java'
<1> Bacta: hoi
<1> of course you can
<1> google it
<0> how about this?
<0> u can press printscreen in windows to take a screenshot
<0> any way of doing this in Java too?
<2> i believe so - i've seen applets do it
<3> http://rafb.net/paste/results/ohX3Er71.html
<3> This code fragement doesn't scroll the scrollable area to the top, could someone tell me what i'm doing wrong?
<4> Bacta: See java.awt.Robot
<0> ok
<0> cool..thanks :)
<0> my evil plans are coming into fruition
<5> Is there a way to compile an in-memory java file to an in-memory cl***?
<6> I need a suggestion of haw to make a status bar in a frame, it's like another frame? Or... Any ideas?
<7> warez ?
<8> SweD: probably in a warez related channel, same rule as linux applies.
<7> oki
<0> didn't think anyone would have the guts to run a warez chan here
<9> Is this book a worth buying or is it too old: http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/0130895601/qid=1143718908/sr=1-4/ref=sr_1_3_4/202-9835590-6236607
<9> (Advanced Java How To Program)
<10> what's the best way to return the first 5 words from a string?
<10> ie, "the cat sat on the mat and did a shat" would be "the cat sat on the".
<10> any ideas?
<8> hmm.... You could use the IndexOf method and work your way from there I suppose.
<10> I did think that, or maybe StringTokenizer.
<8> the way I see it there are many options for this task, I wouldn't think of one being better than any other perse.
<10> just wondered if there was a better way?
<8> I guess the quickest way would be String.split() with a nice regexp, when done right you should get the words in a nice String[] in one stroke.
<10> i asked this earlier, but what's the best way to strip the first ten words from a sentance?
<10> someone mentioned regex? how would that work?
<10> i ask because i have "this is some text, this is too" - when i strip 4 words using indexOf(" "), I get "this is some text," and I only want "this is some text"
<9> Is this book a worth buying or is it too old: http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/0130895601/qid=1143718908/sr=1-4/ref=sr_1_3_4/202-9835590-6236607
<9> (Advanced Java How To Program)
<10> anyone?
<10> anyone know much about regex?
<11> i made a simple hello world jframe app and when i try to run outside of netbeans using the java -jar command line i get unsupportedcl***versionerror exception what the ****
<10> anyone got a regular expression to grab the first ten words from a string?
<12> Can I create and add to the Frame a button, when a java program is running?
<12> Is there any way?
<12> znabela can you help me?
<12> and I have an other question
<12> I have a code, and it isn't working... can anyone help me to fix it?
<12> here is the code:
<12> for (int i = 0; i <= 39 ; ++i)
<12> {
<12> Gomb[i] = new Button(" ");
<12> gombPanel.add(" ", Gomb[i]);
<12> Gomb[i].setVisible(false);
<12> Gomb[i].addActionListener(new ActionListener() {
<12> public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent esemeny) {
<12> szovegElrendezes.show(szovegPanel, c);
<12> }
<12> });
<12> }
<12> and I want to change this
<12> szovegElrendezes.show(szovegPanel, c);
<12> to
<12> szovegElrendezes.show(szovegPanel, Gomb[i]);
<12> or to
<12> szovegElrendezes.show(szovegPanel, i);
<12> and it isn't working
<13> any one here have the book Java Software Solutions
<13> John Lewis
<13> I just need some information in that book
<13> quickly
<14> hello. anyone interested in doing a coorporative project with me?
<14> anyone interested in bytecode instrumentation?
<15> nobody is interested in java
<15> ;)
<14> then why r u here lol
<14> then do u prefer to do it in .net?
<8> aaaah. why r i here? Well, simple, for the coffee ofcourse! :)
<16> Mmm coffee
<13> one last time I need something from ohn Lewis and William Loftus
<13> 4th Edition
<13> java software soultion
<8> Resonator: hey there! Long time no see, nice stumbleing into you here ;-)
<16> Hehe howdy Lion-O
<16> Has been a long time! I haven't been on IRC in a couple of years.
<8> Resonator: its not fair.. I only started out recently with Java, doing nicely well so far, and all the dudes I know online seem to be hanging out here as well ;)
<16> haha.. Java ftw!
<16> I'm working for Cisco Systems now writing Java stuffs.
<8> Resonator: nice.. For me its not job related but strictly personal interest. Started after I moved all my servers to Solaris ;)
<16> Ah cool
<16> How are you liking it?
<8> Resonator: hmm, so far very well. I managed to write some applications, yesterday evening even managed to finish a bot with 'thread control' (using the PircBot irc API). I really like it so far.
<17> Lion-O: eh?
<16> Ah cool :P
<16> The funnest thing I've done was writing a sound editor in Java. It was like CoolEdit for Windows, albeit a bit more simplistic :)
<8> Resonator: funny thing is that today I got my first official ***ignment (I'm self employed) to write a small program for $customer. Nothing fancy, but I suggested Java due to his Unix boxes and he agreed 8)
<8> Resonator: wow. cool...
<16> Good stuff man :-D
<17> Lion-O: your such a dork.
<16> Is Epesh still around?
<16> Iono if that's the nick he goes by any more...
<8> Resonator: No idea... I have seen him a few times on the "other" network (I think I told you about it) which some guys and myself started, but I've never seen him here (I've not been around very long)
<16> Ah. Hrm.
<17> he popped in a couple of months ag
<17> er ago
<8> schitzo: don't make me smack you ;)
<8> Resonator: so what about you? Been busy as of late I take it?
<16> Ah yes.. moved to a new city, got a new job, new girlfriend.. new life, basically. :P
<8> Resonator: wow, sounds quite drastic
<16> Yeah, I needed it though.
<8> Resonator: And I trust you're liking it so far? ;-)
<16> Oh yeah, life is good. :) I *LOVE* working at Cisco, this city is far more fun and interesting than where I was living... life is good. :-D
<16> Hm, I said that twice. Eh, you get the idea. Emphasis and all. lol
<8> hehe, absolutely! I'm glad to hear that. good
<16> Thanks :)
<16> You and Daphne (?) still together and doing well?
<8> Resonator: ayups, thanks for asking.. Although she's hardly on irc these days, which makes me think about the good ole days 8) The terror of messengar has struck here as well :-)
<16> haha.. good to hear :)
<8> Resonator: things are pretty quiet here... I'm glad its thursday so this evening I'm going to enjoy a few good beers 8)
<16> Good plan!
<16> I'm two days ahead of schedule on my development, so I plan to spend the day being a lazy ***. w00t. And gf is making shrimp scampi for dinner for me tonight.. can't wait.
<8> hmmmm.... shrimp scampi eh? Where did you live again? ;-)
<16> Used to live in the mountains of western North Carolina. Now I'm living in the capital city - Raleigh.
<8> Roger that. Lemme book a ticket and see if I can beat you home.. If your dinner has been stolen it wasn't me btw ;-)
<16> lol
<16> Oh I totally missed the joke initially.
<18> hi, does anyone knows wut this error means ?
<18> ./j2eesdk-1_4_03-linux.bin: error while loading shared libraries: libstdc++-libc 6.2-2.so.3: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
<16> It means you're missing the C++ shared library.
<18> Do you know how I could install it ?.. I'm kinda new to Linux actually :/
<16> Um, which distribution are you using?
<18> nvm.. i got it
<18> i tried with yum
<18> ;)
<16> k cool
<12> Hello!
<18> Resonator; u know any good
<16> yo
<18> editor ?
<16> For Java?
<18> yeh
<16> Yeah, Eclipse
<18> kk
<12> Anybody is here, who can answer my question? Because I was here 2 hour ago... and nobody was here...
<18> aDevil; u might wanna ask before :/
<12> ok
<12> can I paste my short code?
<12> it is very short
<18> check topic, I quote `No pastin`
<18> :P
<12> yes
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