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Net Beans and eclipse wich is the more portable?

 
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Québec
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PostPosted: Fri Apr 02, 2004 11:53 am    Post subject: Net Beans and eclipse wich is the more portable? Reply with quote



HI again,

In case you wonder, yes my applet works. You
are not alowed to rob it at
http://www.jeanpierredaviau.com/MixedWires/MixedWires.html


The
subject IS the question. The reverse is true.


Jean


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PostPosted: Fri Apr 02, 2004 7:24 pm    Post subject: Re: Net Beans and eclipse wich is the more portable? Reply with quote



On Fri, 2 Apr 2004 06:53:11 -0500, Québec wrote:

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In case you wonder,

I do wonder why you always put a big
space before your first word??

Quote:
..yes my applet works.

Great!

Quote:
..You
are not alowed to rob it

;-)

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.at
http://www.jeanpierredaviau.com/MixedWires/MixedWires.html

It has a few minor problems Sad
<http://www.physci.org/test/screenshot/jpd.png>

The moment that was done, Notepad was
_behind_ Internet Explorer.

I noticed your web-page mentioned a .mid
(I love music!) so I wonderred why it did
not interrupt my playlist in WinAmp as it
often does. So I tried to load it directly..
<http://www.jeanpierredaviau.com/MixedWires/files/Chinois.mid>

I got an exception on that file. Sad
'Undefined external error'

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The

_Again_ with the BIG space, why?? ;-)

Quote:
subject IS the question. The reverse is true.

I'm bever good at this stuff, but maybe
you should loon into the NullPointerException
that is being thrown inside MixedWires.init

Well you crafty thing, no line numbers!

That is not very helpful at this stage though.
I suggest you do the exact opposite and
upload the source, take the sound out,
make it the simplest example that shows
that effect. You need to work on the
rendering.

[ It is nice though, and a good start! Smile ]


BTW - wot's the URL parameter do?

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PostPosted: Sun Apr 04, 2004 9:02 pm    Post subject: Re: Net Beans and eclipse wich is the more portable? Reply with quote



Two complicated. I have and will do some more clean up and repost anew
later.

The sound is working.

Quote:
I do wonder why you always put a big space before your first word??

It is an habbit they hard coded in those who did a litterature master
degree.
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The moment that was done, Notepad was_behind_ Internet Explorer.

A repaint problem?
The images are assembled from parts.
g.drawImage(img[1] , parameterX[1] - 45, parameterY[1] - 35, null);
g.drawImage(img[2] , parameterX[2] + 45, parameterY[2] - 35, null);
g.drawImage(img[10] , parameterX[10], parameterY[10] + 80, null);

so maybe this is why they are painted over notepad or som thing. I assemble
them in an ofsscreen buffer before painting them.
secondG.drawImage(img[2] , 0, absCenterY + 12, null);

g.drawImage(myOffImage , 0 , absCenterY - 70, null);

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I got an exception on that file. Sad 'Undefined external error'The sound
is working.

The sound works fine for me today. This is something to recheck.

Quote:
you should loon into the NullPointerException that is being thrown inside
MixedWires.init

I am still trying to locale this.




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