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Is as way test out swing components without having to rely on Thread.sleep() to make sure that the components have realized completely. This problem with this approach is that it becomes difficult to guess how long it would take for components to realize under different environments of execution like vnc … 
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This code takes in a scrambled input word and gives out the unscrambled list of words. Eg... Input = time Output = mite, item, emit etc. I had posted an unscrambler in java sometime ago. This one is the improvement over the previous one. In the sense, the java unscrambler … 
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This script uploads the pics in the specified directory into the specified album in picasa. The script requires gdata libraries installed. Check [I]code.google.com[/I]. I had written and tested the code in linux platform. Hasn't been tested in windows. Any suggestions to add more functionality, or add a UI or any …
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Hey all - I have created an ArrayList as follows: [code]ArrayList<Object> arList = new ArrayList<Object>();[/code] The arraylist contains the following - every time it will have the same data ... either filled or considered ""; String - transaction type String - name String - ssn String - address int - … 
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Hello everyone, I'm trying to write a recursive function that receives a string and checks whether all characters are capital or not, if not changes them into capital. Here is the code I wrote: [CODE]#include <iostream> 2 using namespace std; 3 4 void toUpperString(char *p); 5 6 int main() 7 …
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help with lists
Hi i have created a list which reads from a text file. how can i view the contennts of the list outside of the method it was created. I have inserted my code below. [ICODE]//read Customers.txt and save in an object. List<Customer2> list = new ArrayList<Customer2>(); File file = new …
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Have written an unscrambler in java. This takes in a scrambled word for input and returns the unscrambled word. The way it works is that it creates all permutations of the provided word (I have borrowed the permutation generating code from daniweb i guess) and compares each word to an …
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