Hi JT,

I haven't used this in probably 2 years but lo and behold I get a message in my e-mail and decided to check it out.

The only possible thing I can think of is to instead of reorganizing...

you should probably add another else to that statement incase number1 is less than number2 because in that case you'll need another string statement to paint.

yea your comparison is badly coded.

Your code:

if ( number1 == number2 )
if ( number1 > number2 );

this won't work.

if(number1 == number2)

I'm not too sure if this will work but, you can try some crazy casting.


double hms = (si / 3600);
int remainder = (int)hms;
double remainder2 = hms - (double)remainder;

Note: it's 4 a.m....

To start you'll want to script out the flow of your program. Maybe with a drawing. You have to get a feel for how the block structure will go. For instance:

>variables

>ask user for dollar...

I figured it out and now know more about Btree than I ever thought possible

I'm trying to write a Btree remove method in JAVA I'm having trouble combining my nodes and then recursing up through the parent does anyone know where I can get some info about this online?

What exactly is this program supposed to do? Please post how the data should look in it's correct form.

http://www.spywareinfo.com/~merijn/downloads.html

update your virus scanner and your CWShredder. Run Ad Aware then run SpyBot S&D. Run them Both. Finally run the CWShredder. I think it's Mejin.org for the newest one or just click the update button...

there seems to be some bad code although I only caught one thing that really stood out.


public JTextField[] getFields()
{
return fields;
}

your comment said you're returning to the text...

did you chmod the executable?
chmod o+x I believe is the command. if not chmod x will do it.

C++ and Perl. Perl can be a really powerful language for networking especially server administration. Although it's mainly used for scripting actual application uses are also possible. My main...

I don't believe you can do that without getting into system commands that change your background or running an applet all the time on your desktop. You might be able to make an applet on a webpage...

I know you fixed it but I recall that C# doesn't allow for boolean values like true and false I'm thinking that was it am I correct?

I'm not sure what your program design is but it sounds like you'll need to make a seperate class to hold the data within a structure like a tree. So as your tokenizer seperates each token check to...