Igor Stojanovic

Thx a lot !

I solved my problem .

Hi,

I writing my text editor in Java, something very similar to Notepad but with more funcionality...i would like to have floatable toolbars which behave same as in other aplications like in Word,so far i have created 3 toolbars and the problem is when user selects and drags out 1 of them for example 2. one in middle last 2 toolbars move to the left end, and now when user closes opened (2. toolbar) he gets back under menu bar but on last postion...I am not sure if I explained it right but I will try to "draw it" down:


---------------------MENU BAR------------------------
|1.FIRST_TOOLBAR_HERE|2.TOOLBAR_HERE|3.TOOLBAR_HERE|

now i take out (drag it) second toolbar

and it looks like this now

---------------------MENU BAR------------------------
|1.FIRST_TOOLBAR_HERE|3.TOOLBAR_HERE|


|2.TOOLBAR_HERE|-this one somewhere on screen


-after I close my second tool bar it looks like this

---------------------MENU BAR------------------------
|1.FIRST_TOOLBAR_HERE|3.TOOLBAR_HERE||2.TOOLBAR_HERE|

Problem is that now 3. toolbar is infront of 2. which has no sence


How can I fix this problem and keep toolbars floatable at same time?


Thx in advance


Igor Stojanovic

Hi,

you can check these links:

1.Collected Java Practices

2. javagalaxy

3. Source bank

4. REALS How To

5. Acknowledge Snippets

6. Java Programming Notes

7. Java Cookbook

8.KickJava




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Igor
[ March 10, 2005: Message edited by: Igor Stojanovic ]

Hi,

download aplication fromlink and look how to use source code for aplication.



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Igor
[ March 07, 2005: Message edited by: Igor Stojanovic ]

Hi,

Check out Java Service Wrapper. It's an open source product, hosted by SourceForge, that wraps a Java program with a Windows service.



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Igor

JavaTM 2 Platform, Standard Edition, v 1.4.2

JavaTM 2 Platform Standard Edition 5.0

JavaTM 2 Platform, Standard Edition, v 1.3.1

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Igor

Thank you Pat,

I implemented your code and it works!

Originally posted by Tom Schuman:
Nice found them
But what are com, launcher and sunw can't find them in the API.
Also is there some way to hide comments in Eclipse, those source codes are so full with comments it's hard to read the code itself.

Check Help provided with Eclise, you should be able to find that option very easy.


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Igor

Hi all,

I am writing simple Text editor just to get familiar with basic swing components and to learn whats going on "under hood" when I use Eclipse Visual Editor...

Here is my problem: "Components are enabled initially by default. A component may be enabled or disabled by calling its setEnabled method. " I have several JMenuItems (Cut,Copy,Delete,Paste) in my JMenu "Edit" and they are enabled by default, but I want them to be disabled if user didn't select some text and after he select some part of text I want to enable these components? How to accomplish this kind of components behavior?

P.S. In my constructor I disable Cut,Copy,Paste and Delete because user should not be able to use them if there is no selected text but later when he selects something these components should be enabled for him,which kind of event I have to send after user selects part of text?

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Igor

On my computer source is located here:

c:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.5.0\src.zip


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Igor

Calendar.MILLISECOND

Calendar.SECOND


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Igor

Hi Tom,

In your main method you make String object "hello" and you assign "s" reference to "hello" object in memory; and now when you send "s" reference to your testString() method, reference is sent by value,so method makes her own copy of "s" and puts that copy value in "ss"; at this point both "s" and "ss" point to same object in memory; after that testString() method reassign "ss" reference to new String object "helloWorld",but "s" didn't change initial value so it still points to object "hello". "s" and "ss" can both have their values pointing to same object in memory or each could point to different object,changing "ss"'s value doesn't effect value stored in "s"'s reference because testString() work's with copy of "s" from main().


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Igor
[ February 24, 2005: Message edited by: Igor Stojanovic ]

Thx Stephen for posting that link.


P.S. Do you have more links in your bookmarks like the first one?


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Igor

This was my output :

190
220
160
191
150
170
160
231
170
170

Intel Pentium 4, 1600
512 Mb SDRAM
Radeon 9600 Pro, 256 Mb RAM
Resoulution, 1024*768


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Igor

Hi,
we need more info in order to help you ,what operating system are you using, which IDE and what is the current IDE version ?



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Igor