Where does <condition> come from? If its never cleared then the false logic won't be executed!

gFlag is global.

In your event handler for mouse, set gFlag=false;

Thread falls out of while loop upon gFlag being false then exits.

There will be micro-delay between the flag being set and...

bool gFlag = true;

Event sets flag to false, and causes thread to fall out of loop!
Simple but effective!


// while (true){

while ( gFlag ){

If you are talking about a border around each cell, then just draw the square in position with spacing between each.

coordinates are:


Ex: wide = 10
border = 3
Outside border = 5
width =...

You appear to be painting rectangles with filled foregrounds instead of filled backgrounds, which is fine. So what is really your problem. You are not clear as to what you need!

You can use case...

You can draw a rectangle with a certain colored background, but you don't indicate what tools you're using, what platform or anything. Nor are you posting code that you attempted!

Insert a standardized message header with from to fields. The server receives the message see's the Id for what client to relay the message to and resends it to that contact leaving all fields...

Use indentation and line up your parenthesis. I think you'll see your problem(s) then!

What maze? You have a meandering robot only meandering in one general direction!


You start your robot on...

I'm not fluent in Java but threads are typically pre-emptive. Higher priority threads pre-empt lower priority threads. Threads of same priority are at the mercy of the tasking system.

One thought...

I haven't used Java in many years, but is using main a problem?

public static void main( String args )

However, you appear to have a problem string string int double
but your pass string...

Note your i range and j range they're in pairs! i is going one too many though the inner loop j is falling through so no problem but its not efficient!

// for (int i = 0; i <...

I think you'r missing the point! They didn't want the dice history, only the statistics of the sums!


int sum[ 11 ];
// Zero sum array[]
loop 36000 times
dice1 = random 0...5
dice2 =...

I'm rusty with Java but...
Watch your [] positioning. Also array is an int [] not a class!
But you have array.length


BubbleSort( array[], length );

public class BubbleSort
{
// ...

I see a problem but this line doesn't belong!

if (i < 0) {
System.out.println("There are no books avalible");
break;
}


also at the top of your code...
You're returning the garbage...

field1(int) range = 0 to 5 {3}
field2(float) range = 0.00 to 30.00 (need 2 sig-figs) {5+7=12}
field3(float) range = 0.00 to 30.00 (need 2 sig-figs) {5+7=12}
field4(int) range = 0 to 100 ...

You need to analyze one record of data for maximum bit requirements each field.
And need to know exactly what data ranges are stored in the floating-point.

2^N so 100 is 7 bits 0...127 XXX XXXX

You can pack your floating-point!

For example if your number ranges are 0.0 to 31.0 then the whole number can be stored in 5 digits in integer from ...

0-6 = XXX 3 digits


double (DPFP) Double-Precision Floating-Point ???
Do you really need a double?
They're 64 bits each SPFP are 32-bits.
But if you can store in fixed point you can get it...

Bit Magic. You need to post the types of data you wish to store and what the maximum number range is for each!

There are many books on the subject! Did you know you can use bit data instead of...

Since you want any curve. Try working with what I just posted. Forget curve for now, think on full circule. change to an arc later once it works.

The one thing in common with what I posted is...

What kind of curve! As Vernon Dozier indicates.

For example, if the moving point is between the two center points on a curve. Put it between them. Now move tangent to the line between the two end...

You're talking about a spline!
Will there only ever be three points or merely looking at the current three points in an array of points.
Do you want the curve to pass through the points or use them...

You really need to post your code. We're working blind!

Post your entire code! Errors can be misleading without seeing everything in context!

For example if x is an integer or a double it can cause a problem with that printf. The fact that it was...

Please post your code!

Ahem!

Given only radius gives you all the other data. No need to input.
Circumference = 2 * PI * r
Area = PI * r * r
etc.

I'm also assuming your x is entered as a Floating-Point value.

for (int j = 0; j < 6; j++)
{
x = alignCoord[ j ][0];
y = alignCoord[ j ][1];

print x,y coordinates
}

You're only retrieving the converted grade. You need to sum the value with result in a bucket, and increment the grade item tally. When done then do your division.

count your braces!
For every { there is a }.
Print your code off. Write a little number next to each one! Add 1 for each { and -1 for each }

based upon your description....


int alignCoord[6][2];
int index = 0;


public void mouseClicked(MouseEvent e)
{
if (index < 6)

Without a structure...


It is unclear what you want! You have a 10x10 array and you want to count everytime that area of the screen is clicked in the cell corresponding to that area, or merely...

I had said before you don't need floats (or doubles) until you are FINALLY done and calculating the final GPA.

But you keep using it in the step by step calcuations so fine!



public double...

I kept twiddling that post.
here's the entire thing

public integer getGrade( GradeType myGrade )
{
return 4 - myGrade; // { 4...0} <--- {0...4}
}

Of course

public integer getGrade( GradeType myGrade )
{
return 4 - myGrade; // { 4...0} <--- {0...4}
}
}

One too many braces!

No, I'm a bit rusty with my Java...

public int getGrade( GradeType myGrade )
{
return 4 - myGrade; // { 4...0} <--- {0...4}
}

If you're going to use an order letter enum...
public enum GradeType { A, B, C, D, F };
then no need for that case statement comparitor!

nGrade = 4 - myGradeType; { 4...0} <--- {0...4}
...

Grade conversion should be easy.
iteration
enumeration
So each enumeration A through F you can assign to to standard scoring levels?
F=0, D=1, C=2, B=3, A=4

And GPA is merely the average....

You're overwriting your array! Recheck your indexing!

A cool project is to build a large maze using the computer, display it on a graphics screen, then watch a bot traverse it!

Arrays and Matrices in C are zero based not 1 based!

foo[8] uses indexes {0...7}

fob[8][3] uses index [0...7][0...2]

I'm really rusty at Java but this may be an architectural thing. Your topic mentions threading but is this event handlr part of the main threads message pump? If so there's your problem. In windowing...