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If you make your object Serializable then you can store information about the object in String form. It won't be as readable as "germanShepard" but you could store objects serials somewhere to enter. Doesn't sound too practical. Another thing you can do is make a factory class. The class would …

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Try using bigger numbers in set size. 10x20 pixels will give you a really small window.

All this talk of passing limbs around is somewhat creepy :p

It looks like you don't save the input anywhere other than in displayMenu(). None of the other methods can see that input variable. You could have displayMenu() return the character that the user input and then pass that to a printing method. It'll look like: [code] public static String displayMenu(){ …

I'd be willing to bet that printf changes the eax register... Have you looked into that?

What are the errors? I bet you are in the same class as me :p

You don't reassign amount when you call AmountValidate from the main method. [code] amount_c=GetAmount(); amount_c=AmountValidate(amount_c); [/code]

Are you using the fd array to communicate between the two? If so (and I don't see how it works) you are writing using fd[1] and reading using fd[0], could that be it?

You could restrict the length of the text field to to chars. Then you could set up a listener event to validate the text field when it looses focus or when they try to submit the form. I can't think of a way to validate the JTextField other than that

Are you printing this out to the command line?

What exactly are you stuck on? Make sure to put your code in [code][/code] tags...

The problem is that your outer loop is checking for 0 to exit. So when you have an error condition you are exiting the loop. Is there a char you enter to exit the program? That's the value that you'll want to use in that loop. I think you'll want …