Posts by Ezzaral

The dots were red, but negative rep didn't count in the lounge on the old system either (at least not in the time period you are referring to)

In the IE File menu, choose "Import and Export..." and follow the little wizard through to export your Favorites to an htm file.

You need to retain the Process returned by the start() method. The Process objects has a destroy() method that you can use to kill it.

You should change your "proc" array to be a Process array instead of ProcessBuilder. You don't need to keep the ProcessBuilder around for anything after you have created the process.

I'm not sure you are the best judge of what is or is not creepy.

Threads started by you:
http://www.daniweb.com/forums/search.php?do=finduser&u=267883&starteronly=1

There is a "Views" column.

Well, have you bothered to Google "N-Tier Applications"? That certainly yielded a lot of results for you to read through.

What are you expecting it to do? That command isn't going to produce any noticeable output.

It worked just fine for me. I ran your code and the button backgrounds change to show the winning sequence.

I didn't look through all of it very carefully, but perhaps you want to define "notblack" to be a color other than black?

Color notblack = new Color(0,0,0);

There is no difference in the JTree between the two. You need to be more specific in describing the difficulties that you are having.

How To Use Trees

What do you think?

Clock is ticking on your homework/test.

You haven't asked a question.

And this is the Introductions forum.

If apple_y reaches getSize().height then you need to reset it to the top of the screen. You could randomize apple_x if you wanted to or just reset apple_y to 0.

You can find a small example of using a controller, such as JamesCherrill mentions above, here:
http://www.daniweb.com/forums/post482753.html#post482753

Learn about classes and objects.
http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/java/concepts/

Sure, just use

!str.equals(otherStr);

Alright, let's just keep it at "dating site" before this exceeds the bounds. Any other specifics are not necessary to the discussion.

I have not yet reviewed the example link that you posted above because I am uncertain of it's "safe for work" status. If I find that it contains anything inappropriate for posting here then I will be killing this entire thread.

Edit: Ok, the link is not acceptable for posting as an example so I have removed it, however I will leave the thread open if you can keep the discussion oriented around the generic topic of
"dating site" or other such generic social meeting site.

this is the answer about the count:

int counter (string s){
count=0;
for (int i=1;int i<s.length();i++)
count ++;
return count;
}

Um, no... just no.

If you would specify which particular "windows 2007" software you are using, it would help.

It would help if you specified which programming language you are working in, so I could move this into the correct forum.

Syntax and logic look fine to me. Have you verified the query against inputs that you know should return true?

And at least mark the thread solved.

Perhaps you should start by asking an actual question.

If you move your for() loop down a few lines, you can keep calling nextInt() on the Random that you have created.

If you move the declaration and initialization of 'cash' above the beginning of that loop, the result of the rolls will add/subtract from the starting value without resetting to 100.

Well, since you didn't mention anything at all about your knowledge of Swing, this is the only starting point that we can give: http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/uiswing/index.html

I would recommend using JLabels to display your card graphics. You can easily lay out those JLabel components on a JPanel. Another label or text component can be used for your text outputs.

You could take a look at http://java.freehep.org/demo/LegoPlot/
which is a demo of the 3D plotting package in FreeHEP.

Also note that it's a compiler warning, not an error. You can still run the program just fine.

I guess you missed the "specific" part of Peter's post.

You load two image just like you load one, but you do it more than once.

See how that "specific" part comes into play?

Perhaps it serves as a useful screening test as well. I mean, would you want to hire someone who hands over sensitive, private information simply because they saw a space on a form to provide it?

"Greg Sullivan said this was required to ensure employees will protect the public trust."
Sure they will, until someone asks them for the passwords to that trust.

Sure, trade the corporate media circus for a tinfoil hat circus at infowars... great plan.

Meh
:)

> "our children’s safety is our number one priority and we cannot allow to [sic] be compromised."
Definitely. No one should be allowed to be around children nor go anywhere they might encounter or observe children. People can't be trusted around children - not even other children.

Shutting down Google Street view is not nearly enough. Everyone should be permanently blinded and chained a safe distance apart. Think of the the children!

Learn to indent code.
Learn what "object oriented" means.

Well, perhaps you could do that, but there is no reason at all that you should do that. If you want to provide method implementations along with an interface definition you should be using an abstract class.

Simply forget the whole thing. I want this post deleted PLEASE.

It runs on the mac now that i compiled to version 6 Java.

How do i delete my own posts?

You can edit posts within thirty minutes of submission. After that, they are permanent.

You certainly are cranky about a request that you post some code if you want a more specific reason for the key listener behavior. People can't see over your shoulder, you know.

Why aren't you able to answer my question about not entering char if there is a solution.

Perhaps I missed it, but I haven't seen you post any code, which means people can only speculate what might be the trouble. If you want more help debugging it, post the code and perhaps someone can offer you a precise reason.

I think Java will get over its hurt feelings just fine, but the point of the post you are referring to is that just because you cannot get something to work correctly does not mean that it's "full of bugs". Claiming that it is is just a cop out. That was the only thing he was pointing out.

For your reading: http://www.daniweb.com/forums/announcement9-2.html

Well, if it's not compiling, read the error messages. They are there for a reason.

One question on your search loop: How many times do you figure this will execute

for (i = currsize; i < currsize; i++){

Btw don't quote the code please, I wish to remove the code once answered.

It doesn't quite work that way here and you're past the thirty minute edit window.

If "noOfPhase" is an int, you will need to cast it to double to get a double value result.

double s = 1/((double)noOfPhases + 1);

Edit: Oops, posted same time as above. Either of these will work.

Sounds like you better get cracking then and show some work. Post back when you have specific questions.

The post title (not thread title) also says:

Re: CPU Fan Error! Overclocking Failed! Over Voltage Failed!

. Often splits still have that "Re:" carried over.

The axes are just lines you draw like any other and you use drawString() for the labeling as VernonDozier already mentioned. You have to draw everything yourself. There is nothing built in to support charting.

Thank you so much. i kind of get what i need to do but not really sure how to..soo please please if you could code it for me , i would really appreciate it :)...

Read these two methods:
String.substring(int,int)
String.toUpperCase()
The burden is on you to make an effort and ask questions about what you don't understand and what you have tried.

you would create an arraylist because, you dont know how long the names would be to start of with. Plus with arraylists you can easily convert char's because all you want to do is convert two. Then you print the arraylist. If you wanted you could do a 5 dimensional arraylist for the 5 names. Its a very simple option that will solve your problem.

I am still saying that there is no need for an ArrayList. All you need is a couple of methods from the String class.

Coding your homework for you is not the purpose of this forum and jakx12 should not be offering to do so. That is entirely against the spirit of these forums.

There is absolutely no need to create a separate array list just to convert a character or two to uppercase.

It's a simple ternary operator

condition ? true result : false result

so if i==0 it will return strNum, otherwise it returns strNum.substring(i).

It's doubtful.

Well, okay, "u" isn't a word. I think you mean to use "you". I hope that helped.