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Ruigao Tang wrote:Hi,ranches.
I noticed that "you must not submit any code that is not your own work" in the instuctions.
I designed the gui in a IDE, and it generated code for me. Although I didn't write the code directly, I think it's my "own" work.
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Kengkaj Sathianpantarit wrote:For me, generated codes that are not only for convenient such as getter/setter or generated methods that implement interface or override subclasses are not your work.
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And for sure, if they see some generated code in your project, you'll be automatically failed.
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Roberto Perillo wrote:
Ruigao, just to give you a position, here's what I did: at first, I created an interface and generated the code related to the GUI part using a tool called WindowBuilder, and had this code implement my interface. Then, I went to the fun part (server, Data class, etc), and after I finished everything, I created myself the code that would build the same things that were generated by the tool, so I left the GUI part to the end of the project, and since the generated code was already implementing my interface, there was no impact when I replaced the generated code by the code that I created. And for sure, if they see some generated code in your project, you'll be automatically failed. For instance, the SpringLayout was added to Swing specifically to support GUI builders, so if they see it in your code, then it's pretty likely that that code was generated.
I intend to use CardLayout to switch between the JPanels and use GridBagLayout to make the forms.
what do you think?
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Roel De Nijs wrote:Hi Leandro,
I'm wondering why you will need a CardLayout to switch between the JPanels. Which panels are you planning to create?
I'm also using a GridBagLayout for constructing my panels
Regards,
Roel
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Roberto Perillo wrote:Hey, Leandro!!!
It's just that switching between panels isn't really necessary
Roel De Nijs wrote:the example you gave: there are no users nor movies.
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