Folks,
I believe that using arraycopy as shown below is not
guaranteed to work. One cannot assume that elements of a
Vector are stored in sequential memory locations, especially
as the Vector changes in size and memory is allocated in a
(possibly) fragmented manner obver time.
- chris
Uncle Geor
I am having problems with some apps that do not exit properly when native
threads are used with the 1.1.7v1a blackdown port. An example of an application
which exhibits this behaviour is Together/J. This application starts to
shut down when "file/exit" is chosen, but one frame remains on the scre
thanks for forwarding the article jmb.
If you actually read it it is very positive... really read it and keep
it mind it comes from a spinmeister and you see things such as "well
sure, it's won the corporate intranet"...
SOOO... let me get this straight, our prodigal son has won the most
decis
Is there any particular reason that you ignore the instructions sent when
you subscribed, fail to make use of the information available to you at the
website for these lists, and further proceed to make a royal fool of
yourself while endeavoring to inappropriately insult the list and others on
it?
What's your position after Sun's announcement of
their intent to port the JDK to linux??? will you stop porting??
just interested
nick
How can I take a look at the code?
I suggest reading a good book, like "Internet for
Dummies" before
attempting modern communications again.
Too civilized for him ;-}
He'd better look for a banana tree with some fruit on...
--
Dimitrios Vyzovitis -- Information Processing Laboratory
[EMAIL PROTECTED] -- Aristotle Univ
>class David
>{
>public static void main( String[] args )
>{
>System.out.println( "Hello!" );
>}
>}
Making David public would be a good idea.
-
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (C2 Technologies Inc)
>But if I move the JFrame on the screen (with the mouse), and then
>display JWindow, it shows where it has to.
>I use jdk 1.1.7-v1a-glibc with native threads on a RedHat5.1.
>
>Does anyone know what is happening, and how can I solve that ?
The base AWT has many courtesy calls to "repaint". Swin
> Nelson Minar writes:
>> If I use setSize(100,100); I get a frame that's smaller than that:
>> something like 90x72 I think: I've deleted the source and can't be
>> bothered retyping it.
Nelson> Top level frame sizes unhelpfully include the size of the
Nelson> window dec
> John Summerfield writes:
John> On 29 Nov 1998, Juergen Kreileder wrote:
>> It opens a frame with the size 1100x100.
John> You and I should read more closely. 1100x100 works correctly
John> here. 100x100 doesn't.
100x100 works too.
Juergen
Hi Sam,
Your question probably does not belong on the java-linux list, as far as
I can tell. It is just a java coding problem, right?
I looked at it -- but you have a method call gcd() on line 44 -- this
doesn't belong to anything. It is outside of the scope of init(), and
outside the scope of t
On Sat, 28 Nov 1998, Thomas Okken wrote:
> In my processMouseEvent method, I check for mouse clicks in a certain
> place, and then I try to pop up the menu by saying
>
> mypopup.show(this, X, Y);
> The documentation for PopupMenu.show() mentions a "parent", but I can't
> figure out how to
> set i
>If I use setSize(100,100); I get a frame that's smaller than that:
>something like 90x72 I think: I've deleted the source and can't be
>bothered retyping it.
Top level frame sizes unhelpfully include the size of the window
decorations - titlebar and borders. It was a really bad choice, IMHO,
but
On Sun, 29 Nov 1998, Pavel Tolkachev wrote:
>
> Also be sure that your window manager ALLOWS so small Frames at all.
> Otherwise, peer can prevent your setSize() from doing its work.
If I use setSize(100,100); I get a frame that's smaller than that:
something like 90x72 I think: I've deleted th
> > It opens a frame with the size 1100x100.
> You and I should read more closely. 1100x100 works correctly here. 100x100 doesn't.
It's expected behavior of java. First time 'releasing' window or other
native component you indirectly call Component.addNotify() that adds
native peer to component.
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