but the container
of the JTable donates it more spaces. Thus the JTable streches
the columns on its own.
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into Java package names.
#
# @author Christian Pesch
DIRS=`find $INSTALL_DIR/classes -type d`
for i in $DIRS; do
# gnu find: FILES=`find $i -name \*.java -type f -maxdepth 1`
FILES=`find $i/* -type d -prune -o -name \*.java -type f -print`
if [ -n $FILES ]; then
# gnu awk: echo $i | awk
utilization?
- Do not assume, memory gets freed automatically
- Always remove your listeners
- Finalizers are not the way to free memory
- Put long-lasting actions into separate threads
- Never forget to switch to the AWT Eventqueue before modifying the GUI.
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utilization?
- Do not assume, memory gets freed automatically
- Always remove your listeners
- Finalizers are not the way to free memory
- Put long-lasting actions into separate threads
- Never forget to switch to the AWT Eventqueue before modifying the GUI.
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Christian Pesch - Software Engineer
Sean McCauliff wrote:
What version are you using?
7.0.1 with appropriate Java Add-in for JDK 1.3.1
-Original Message-
From: Christian Pesch
To: Sean McCauliff; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 3/28/02 11:37 AM
Subject: Re: Automated Testing
Sean McCauliff wrote:
What tools (if any) do
data). Any suggestions?
There is JTabbedPane#addChangeListener. As far
as the API docs say, it fires a ChangeEvent every
time a tab is selected.
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the classes
and remove the finalize() methods. That has
some legal implications if you distribute,
but customers do not care, if their product
runs.
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document is not
used anymore. Use a constructor which immediately sets your
document.
Shouldn't it create them
and hang onto them while the JTextArea is in use?
IMHO it does until the document changes. See scenario above
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changed in number of
elements?
You should wrap a ComboBoxModel around your Vector
or subclass DefaultComboBoxModel. As ComboBoxModel
is a ListModel, it informs about changes. So if
you populate your Vector later, you have to fire
(at least) intervalAdded() notifications.
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