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| Original Message posted by Kon Artis on 25/11/2000 at 11:47:20AM |
Come on everone, lets get into the guiness book of records. Write complete
ly random stuff here, and try to get the thread longer than 600 replies (the world record) WOOHOO LETS GO. In fact i got an i dea, l
ets have a word game. I write a word, and u reply with the first word which comes into your head.
1st Word:-------------
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Cong Man
"..."
on 09/06/2008 at 1:47:38PM
Total Posts: 1149
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Finally got the call that my TV is fixed!
Being returned to me tomorrow.
I'm a bit happy.
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pb
"Work makes me tired"
on 09/06/2008 at 8:24:08AM
Total Posts: 7271
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Morning. On the train now. Just past Taunton and heading to Reading before getting to Paddington.
Getting a little travel sick reading the forums on the move though!
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phuzzy
"hats. for. clowns."
on 08/06/2008 at 11:58:45PM
Total Posts: 111
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Ah, so it's a via London effort. Cheers :)
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Nin
"Karma Drama"
on 08/06/2008 at 8:53:05PM
Total Posts: 6121
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phuzzy wrote:
> Talking of London (or 'them parts'), anyone any tips on the best
> way to get to Reading from Scotland?
Indeed i can. Northern Line (or something like that) from Glasgow down to Euston or Victoria. There's then a train from Victoria directly to Reading.
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Dragonlance
"I don't believe it"
on 08/06/2008 at 8:46:16PM
Total Posts: 849
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Google Maps? :)
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phuzzy
"hats. for. clowns."
on 08/06/2008 at 8:25:46PM
Total Posts: 111
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Talking of London (or 'them parts'), anyone any tips on the best way to get to Reading from Scotland?
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Nin
"Karma Drama"
on 08/06/2008 at 7:15:14PM
Edited: 8/6/08 19:20
Total Posts: 6121
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I'm going into London for a concert on Wednesday. I'm really hoping i manage to get a seat as i've seemingly broken a bone in my foot this morning.
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pb
"Work makes me tired"
on 08/06/2008 at 6:33:35PM
Total Posts: 7271
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Evening.
Talking of small towns, I'm off up to London tomorrow. All business though.
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El Viking
"Hellfire Stoker"
on 08/06/2008 at 3:38:44PM
Total Posts: 2124
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Fair enough, but it's got plenty of good pubs and rock nights, and even a few interesting shops (This coming from someone who detests shopping!)
Maybe it's the fact I come from a small town...
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Grandprix
"Too Orangy For Crow"
on 08/06/2008 at 2:16:51PM
Total Posts: 2145
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El Viking wrote:
> I go to uni there, so I actually spend a good 30 or so weeks up
> there a year! It's not so bad, blame Alan Partridge...
I used to go to Norwich regularly each year. Easily the worst times of my life and I've been sick for the last 5+ years... :)
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Nin
"Karma Drama"
on 08/06/2008 at 12:40:46PM
Edited: 8/6/08 13:03
Total Posts: 6121
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Dragonlance wrote:
> Well this is the 196454th post:)
Clicky |
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Dragonlance
"I don't believe it"
on 08/06/2008 at 11:40:40AM
Total Posts: 849
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a is for cake wrote:
> hi im new here wat is the record for this thread
Well this is the 196454th post:)
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a is for cake
"i like cheese"
on 08/06/2008 at 10:52:35AM
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hi im new here wat is the record for this thread
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Nin
"Karma Drama"
on 08/06/2008 at 9:08:26AM
Total Posts: 6121
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Anyone know of a site with readable newspaper archives?
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El Viking
"Hellfire Stoker"
on 07/06/2008 at 10:02:52PM
Total Posts: 2124
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I go to uni there, so I actually spend a good 30 or so weeks up there a year! It's not so bad, blame Alan Partridge...
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Grandprix
"Too Orangy For Crow"
on 07/06/2008 at 7:17:38PM
Total Posts: 2145
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I feel sorry for you. Having to visit Norwich. :)
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El Viking
"Hellfire Stoker"
on 07/06/2008 at 5:16:01PM
Total Posts: 2124
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After 2 weeks of rain, cloud and general awfulness in Norwich, I come back home to Surrey and it's ridiculously sunny. I guess the old railway advertisment was true, summer does come soonest in the south...
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phuzzy
"hats. for. clowns."
on 07/06/2008 at 1:16:58PM
Total Posts: 111
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Think I might for a drive outside the city.. though the weather is so close it could give in to thunder at any moment.
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Grandprix
"Too Orangy For Crow"
on 07/06/2008 at 1:13:55PM
Total Posts: 2145
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I'll have to do a bit of juggling. I'll be watching the qualifying so will have to watch the Euros online but I also watch the timing screens online. I'll have to try and watch all 3 at the same time.
It'll be similar tomorrow but I have to play poker at the same time. Who says men can't multitask? :)
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pb
"Work makes me tired"
on 07/06/2008 at 12:00:38PM
Total Posts: 7271
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I'm hoping the weather holds out, the sky is getting darker now :-(
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Nin
"Karma Drama"
on 07/06/2008 at 11:51:48AM
Total Posts: 6121
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pb wrote:
> Anyway, what's everyone else up to?
Was supposed to go and look round the shops this morning but i havent been feeling well all week so thats out. Just waiting for the football to start i guess.
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pb
"Work makes me tired"
on 07/06/2008 at 11:32:05AM
Total Posts: 7271
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Morning (just). Nice day so far, hope it lasts as we're going on a picnic. just been swimming with the girls and I'm in the car waiting for Gina to finish cleaning before we go and meet our friends. Luckily I have unlimited gprs internet till end of June with my BT Anywhere (Freeola is better, of course, but I have a contract with Bt).
Anyway, what's everyone else up to?
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phuzzy
"hats. for. clowns."
on 06/06/2008 at 6:25:06PM
Total Posts: 111
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Grandprix wrote:
> *puts feet up*
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> Pretty quiet today. Everyone gone to get plastered early then?
Spot on. Nothing like a bit of intercontinental Mario Kart whilst hammered.
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pb
"Work makes me tired"
on 06/06/2008 at 4:58:37PM
Total Posts: 7271
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Wearing my F1 shirt today for a change.
Need to do the work Fantasy F1 before I go.
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Grandprix
"Too Orangy For Crow"
on 06/06/2008 at 4:57:42PM
Total Posts: 2145
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I'm not that busy at all. Watched the F1 practice online, will watch the 2nd one later. Been on the DS most of the afternoon.
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pb
"Work makes me tired"
on 06/06/2008 at 4:56:01PM
Total Posts: 7271
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If only.
Just busybusy.
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Grandprix
"Too Orangy For Crow"
on 06/06/2008 at 4:53:40PM
Total Posts: 2145
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*puts feet up*
Pretty quiet today. Everyone gone to get plastered early then?
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phuzzy
"hats. for. clowns."
on 05/06/2008 at 5:11:02PM
Total Posts: 111
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I might actually knock together some pre-code stuff. I usually just dive in, but perhaps this requires a more planned approach.
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pb
"Work makes me tired"
on 05/06/2008 at 5:01:34PM
Total Posts: 7271
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Right. Fresh air is needed. Taking kids to the park.
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Bob_The_Moose
"Tornado Of Souls"
on 05/06/2008 at 4:57:08PM
Edited: 5/6/08 16:58
Total Posts: 848
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At the risk of sounding like a lecturer, it's actually really helpful to draw up a sequence diagram to get your head around what's going on or what needs to go on.
Okay, I don't know how your code is structured so this may or may not map directly to what you have, but...
You have some form of structure in the whatever's responsible for the JPanel to hold the input data, right? Create a method of a set of methods to allow something to externally set that data.
Your "OK" button definitely needs a listener, yes. This listener should have a reference or something to the class containing the JPanel, and it should also have references to the input fields. So, when the actionPerformed() method is called, it will be able to look at each of the input boxes and call the relevant set() method.
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Toimia Hori
on 05/06/2008 at 4:47:59PM
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You just lost the game.
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phuzzy
"hats. for. clowns."
on 05/06/2008 at 4:17:39PM
Total Posts: 111
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Alfonse the Turtle wrote:
> Where are all teh ladies??
Dead :'(
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phuzzy
"hats. for. clowns."
on 05/06/2008 at 4:17:17PM
Total Posts: 111
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pb wrote:
> That's great. I may well go through those when I get a chance.
> Thanks.
No problem man - I can guarantee it's a great laugh.. :D
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phuzzy
"hats. for. clowns."
on 05/06/2008 at 4:15:48PM
Total Posts: 111
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It's not so much a problem.. it's more just getting my head round event-driven programming.
For example, if I've got a JFrame that has a JMenuBar + some JMenus, and clicking on a JMenu component fires an event that results in a JDialog appearing (where the listener is an inner class), how can I then set it up so that this new JDialog (which has a few JTextFields) returns all the data given to the calling JFrame.
The main problem I guess is the 'OK' button that returns back to the main frame. It needs to have it's own listener I guess.. but where to put it in the code? Ho hum...
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Bob_The_Moose
"Tornado Of Souls"
on 05/06/2008 at 2:32:25PM
Total Posts: 848
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phuzzy wrote:
> Seems the other forums are a bit dead... anyone a bit of a dab
> hand with Java? Having some Swing problems here.
I know a bit of Swing... what's the problem?
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Alfonse the Turtle
"Icecold Hotpants"
on 05/06/2008 at 2:29:24PM
Total Posts: 5919
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Where are all teh ladies??
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pb
"Work makes me tired"
on 05/06/2008 at 2:24:23PM
Total Posts: 7271
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That's great. I may well go through those when I get a chance. Thanks.
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Nin
"Karma Drama"
on 05/06/2008 at 2:23:46PM
Edited: 5/6/08 14:28
Total Posts: 6121
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I know there's a lot of Java and flash creation stuff on the pc downstairs. Was bought off my cousin who creates videos and other such stuff for the BBC. Generally i'm all for learning but i'd rather burn my eyes out of the sockets than get involved with coding again.
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phuzzy
"hats. for. clowns."
on 05/06/2008 at 1:49:02PM
Edited: 5/6/08 13:49
Total Posts: 111
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pb wrote:
> Would love to learn Java, but I'm afraid I don't know at the
> moment. The other guys in the internet forum are pretty good at
> replying though.
It's a barrel of laughs. I'll maybe go start a new post through there. To be honest, I'm probably best buying a book for doing GUIs. It's a total pain.
If you want a fairly painless intro, my Java module at uni last term might help. All the lecture notes are online and pretty thorough.. check it out at Glasgow's CS Notes. |
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pb
"Work makes me tired"
on 05/06/2008 at 1:26:03PM
Total Posts: 7271
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Would love to learn Java, but I'm afraid I don't know at the moment. The other guys in the internet forum are pretty good at replying though.
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