Pascal,
thanks for sending me a sulotion, but the format you're using (apple
binhex) is not supported on my platform. Can you send it using
standard Mime Base64 encoding instead?
Thanks in advance,
Joost Helberg
>>>>> "pascal-javux" == pascal-javux <[EMAI
the base-class implements it.
good luck,
Joost Helberg
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SABYASACHI> In java explicit typecasting is allowed. Now if I have
SABYASACHI> 1. Instance of Base class
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because of performance.
I'm writing a complete company information system, including General
Ledger, Factoring and other stuff. For going production I can't live
with the deadlock. It's bad enough that user have discovered that the
Win32 JVM works fine :-((
Thanks for any hints,
Joo
sions.
So entering
(3 * 14 + 2) / (5+6)
will display (upon leaving the field)
4
Anyone familiar with Open Source Code to (partly) implement this?
Joost Helberg
PS: I don't understand why not all number-entering fields in all
applications support this. It is so obvious! Applications