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Re: Things I hate about TV shows 4 Weeks Ago by KomalBhatt You know, there are few things more frustrating than getting interested in a TV show only to find … ChatGPT ‘Lobotomized’? Performance Crash Sees Users Leaving in Droves 2 Months Ago by Johannes C. …’ll do it really well (...) It’s frustrating as hell. Yes, it’s frustrating, and countless users threaten to cancel or already… Why am getting different syntax errors when running a Python script 2 Months Ago by Tom_45 … with the same parameters causes these errors. It's very frustrating when the language itself has these kinds of issues. As… Re: Online subission forms not sending emails of submitted info 1 Month Ago by david.tigner Re: Biiim's post, the coding you suggest to get error messages looks like something good to try and the PHP Mailer stuff looks the same as the generic code I got from Ionos. It sounds like all these methods are appearing favorable for solving the problem. This kind of troubleshooting can be very frustrating so thanks for your help. Re: Why am getting different syntax errors when running a Python script 2 Months Ago by Tom_45 After I posted this question I noticed that I was missing the raw string indicator and the capture group enclosing parenthesis on the findall, which explains the subscripting error. So, hold off on the answers for now. I'm still having other issues with multiple file runs, though. Re: Why am getting different syntax errors when running a Python script 2 Months Ago by Tom_45 Finished the assignment and was able to work out the bugs I was encountering. In addition to the issues I mentioned in my last reply, I had several instances of not indenting properly so that statements like exit() were not executing because their indention made them part of an if statement. Frustrating Situation - Setting Variables Globally 14 Years Ago by El Duke … forever UNTIL the user inputs a new language code. My frustrating problem is that the program works perfectly, it takes the… Frustrating problem re: XML Encoder & Lists 14 Years Ago by David22 … to you in need of some guidance on a quite frustrating problem. In a nutshell, I am building a java system… Number 1 most possible frustrating situation 14 Years Ago by AutoPython … made an encryption program. I got the absolute most possible frustrating situation. The program doesn't work in the console window… Re: Frustrating Situation - Setting Variables Globally 14 Years Ago by El Duke Any one please ? Re: Frustrating Situation - Setting Variables Globally 14 Years Ago by jlm699 It's hard to tell whether you did this or not since you didn't give us all your code, but I'm assuming that before assigning to Templng you used [icode]global Templng[/icode] to let the local scope know you meant to use the global variable and not just create a new local one? Or maybe that's the whole problem. Re: Frustrating Situation - Setting Variables Globally 14 Years Ago by El Duke [QUOTE=jlm699;1056346]It's hard to tell whether you did this or not since you didn't give us all your code, but I'm assuming that before assigning to Templng you used [icode]global Templng[/icode] to let the local scope know you meant to use the global variable and not just create a new local one? Or maybe that's the whole problem.[/QUOTE]… Re: Frustrating Situation - Setting Variables Globally 14 Years Ago by jlm699 So you want to use the value of [icode]Templng[/icode] for the default value of the [icode]to[/icode] parameter in the [icode]translate[/icode] function? Re: Frustrating Situation - Setting Variables Globally 14 Years Ago by El Duke [QUOTE=jlm699;1056575]So you want to use the value of [icode]Templng[/icode] for the default value of the [icode]to[/icode] parameter in the [icode]translate[/icode] function?[/QUOTE] Yes, sort of "overwriting" the [COLOR="Red"]to[/COLOR] value each time the user enters a new language code. Because this is what I get at… Re: Frustrating Situation - Setting Variables Globally 14 Years Ago by El Duke Problem solved in a strange way: I put the global variable in another file, imported the file and bingo, it worked !!! Re: Frustrating problem re: XML Encoder & Lists 14 Years Ago by BestJewSinceJC Define a GUI class that has a constructor which takes an ArrayList<Location> as its argument. [CODE]public class YourGUI{ public YourGUI(ArrayList<Location> list){ //add it to a JList here, add that JList to a JPanel & JFrame, show the JFrame, etc } }[/CODE] Your project statement seems quite complicated so I find it very … Re: Frustrating problem re: XML Encoder & Lists 14 Years Ago by ricardo.psilva You can easily instantiate a Jlist object with your ArrayList Object by passing the Arraylist to a JList Constructor: [CODE]Jlist myList = new Jlist(MyArrayList);[/CODE] By the way, I've created a sample class that does it: [CODE] import java.awt.Dimension; import java.awt.FlowLayout; import java.util.ArrayList; import javax.swing.JFrame… Re: Frustrating problem re: XML Encoder & Lists 14 Years Ago by David22 [QUOTE=BestJewSinceJC;1152433]Define a GUI class that has a constructor which takes an ArrayList<Location> as its argument. [CODE]public class YourGUI{ public YourGUI(ArrayList<Location> list){ //add it to a JList here, add that JList to a JPanel & JFrame, show the JFrame, etc } }[/CODE] Your project statement seems quite … Re: Frustrating problem re: XML Encoder & Lists 14 Years Ago by BestJewSinceJC [CODE]public class YourMainClass{ public static void main(String[] args){ // Up here you created your arraylist and put Location objects in it new YourGUI(yourArrayList); } }[/CODE] That is all you need to do. Let the YourGUI class handle putting the ArrayList inside the JList and then showing the GUI. Here is a good tutorial on [URL="http://… Re: Frustrating problem re: XML Encoder & Lists 14 Years Ago by David22 Hi guys. Thanks to your advice, I now have the ArrayList I want inside my GUI class. However, whatever I try to add the Location objects (in the ArrayList) to my JList, I get a bunch of Java hashcode memory references: Locations.Location@197a37c And so forth... This leads me to believe there may be something wrong with my Location … Re: Frustrating problem re: XML Encoder & Lists 14 Years Ago by BestJewSinceJC I think you might be trying to add your entire ArrayList into the JList, which would be a mistake. You can do something like this: [CODE]ArrayList<Location> physicalWatchList = new ArrayList<Location>(); // .. some code to add Locations to the physicalWatchList goes here DefaultListModel model = new DefaultListModel(); for (Location … Posting C code is a frustration experience 16 Years Ago by Aia Frustrating doesn't even start to describe the experience that wanting … Windows 10 number lock problem 8 Years Ago by wjay152 Frustrating problem on my dell optiplex . Number lock is set in … Frustrating hjt log...this HAS to be simple 18 Years Ago by Falconry Starting a week or so ago, I couldn't access pcmag, extremetech, couple of sites. Said pg cannot be opened or I get directed to Yahoo search for the page. CAN open the cached version on google and of course a million other sites no prob. Google search suggested I may have malware. Update, now I at times (not always) cannot open other sites. Also … Frustrating Itteration of What appears to Be a Common problem with no solution. 17 Years Ago by Reigar Hi People. I have been reading similar problems to mine and have not been able to find a solution. Perhaps someone will remember a solution I was unable to find or perhaps shed light on a new solution. Here is my Comp Specs: 1.5gb ddr ram (2chips: 1g, 512mb) Asus P5P800 socket 775 Intel Pentium 4 3Ghz CPU 500watt PSU Sony DVD-RW Soundblaster … Re: Frustrating Itteration of What appears to Be a Common problem with no solution. 17 Years Ago by raybay Good equipment. Knowledgable approach to troubleshooting the rig. Sounds as if you have a bad hard drive, or that you overheated the CPU and fried it, you have a bad CPU fan, or a bad power supply. First, reboot in safe mode, by repeatedly pressing the F8 key about once a second as soon as you press the start button. If no signal at this early … Re: Frustrating Itteration of What appears to Be a Common problem with no solution. 17 Years Ago by notuserfriendly yep as [raybay] said you have a dead mobo if you got emachines if you dont then still its either the cpu is fried or the mobo or both so if you have other parts around and another mobo with same cpu socket try to test if it works, make sure the thermal paste is on the cpu before using it [ Arctic silver recommended] since i read you were playing … Re: Frustrating Itteration of What appears to Be a Common problem with no solution. 17 Years Ago by Reigar Ok I have solved the problem. It was the motherboard. Unfortunately for me, my CPU heatsink appears to have come loose and the motherboard fried. Luckily the CPU was undamaged (good old Intel) I have purchased a new mobo and my computer is up and running again. I have been discussing with other computer techs and apparently the P5P800 series … Re: Frustrating Itteration of What appears to Be a Common problem with no solution. 17 Years Ago by JANINE1 I'm glad you sorted it out as I would have automatically said Motherboard going by the sequence of events that you gave and your efforts to troubleshoot. It does seem to be a common problem with ASUS boards of that model. Southbridge fried = no video output = no more WoW until the board gets replaced guys. :-p Frustrating (nonetheless interesting) wireless problem 16 Years Ago by brockomundo Hey guys, new to the forum, but hey! got a problem: Alright, a few weeks ago my run-of-the-mill linksys 2.4 ghz wireless router stopped working, both the wireless and wall connections. It couldn't connect to any URLs. So I figured it got fried from the lightning we had the previous night. I go out, buy the exact same router, same problem. It …