Hello dear community,

after (countless) hours of systematic searching the endless worlds of
the internet, I still have not found a solution for my silly problem.

I use a JTextPane to display the output of a little cross-platform chat
protocol. The socket's input and output reader are set to receive/send
UTF-8:

BufferedReader in = new BufferedReader(new
InputStreamReader(client.getInputStream (), "UTF-8"));

and

OutputStreamWriter out = new OutputStreamWriter (client.getOutputStream
(), "UTF-8");

The String that I receive contains a base64 encoded chat message. After
decoding this message, it will be added to the JTextPane with the
following commands:

SimpleAttributeSet attr_default = new SimpleAttributeSet ();
StyleConstants.setFontFamily(attr_default, Font.MONOSPACED);
StyleConstants.setFontSize(attr_default, 12);

outputDocument.insertString (outputDocument.getLength (), message +
"\n", attr_default);

This question is really generic ; I know how to read information from a
file ; from this file I want to display built object that I will name in
this post "record" ; so I will have a class "Record" ; so it will be
something like this :
for (from beginning to the end of text file) {
(a) gathering of "data" from file for generic record;
(b) Record record(i) = new Record(data);
(c) addition of record(i) into panel for display;
i+=1;
}

I know ho to handle (a) and (c) but how to create my collection of objects
record(i) (meaning name of instance to be changed at each i iteration) as
the name of an object is supposed to be "fixed" ; I have the strong feeling
that my question is entirely ridiculous but I have to go to the bottom of
it.

Thanks.

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I have already written an autotalker in C#. But a friend asked me to
make one for Mac so I decided to do it in Java. I can't even work out
the error. Can someone please tell me how to fix this.
Here is my code:

package messengerspam;
import java.awt.*;
import java.awt.event.*;
import java.awt.event.KeyEvent;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.io.*;
import java.io.BufferedReader;

public class Main {

public static int keyInput[];

public static void main(String[] args) throws
AWTException,IOException {
InputStreamReader isr = new InputStreamReader( System.in );
BufferedReader stdin = new BufferedReader( isr );
String input = stdin.readLine();

char[] splitin = input.toCharArray();

Hi,

[short]
Is it possible, in a Java program, to get the complete command
string that was used to start that program?

[long]
With a Java program like..

// Test.java
public class Test
{ public static void main(String[] args)
{ System.out.println("Complete args: " + getCompleteArgs());
}
private static String getCompleteArgs()
{ // TODO - what goes here?
}
}

..that was run in a CLI as..

..it would output..

Complete args: java -Djava.library.path=x -cp y;z.jar Test -a -b

hi there im trying to run a script that performs some actions in Adobe
Photoshop and each time i run it i get the following error message

Error 2: self is undefined
Line:48
-> if(typeof(self.ywzXinited)=="undefined"){

i have no idea at all about scripting java i just want to run this script,
is anybody able to let me know what the problem is please.
If needed i can post the complete script.

many thanks

I am looking for a site where programming assignments are given and
with the intent of the user going off and practicing developing java
code. Does anyone know of any sites.

Thanks in advance!

Is there a way to get multiple capturing groups without having multiple
sets of parenthesis?

"ABCDEFGHIJKL"

Regex "(\\w{3})" will match 3 letters

"(\\w{3}){4}" will match all four sets of three letters but there will
be only one capturing group.

Is there a way to get multiple capturing groups without doing
"(\\w{3})(\\w{3})(\\w{3})(\\w{3})"?

Thanks,

--

Knute Johnson
email s/nospam/knute2008/

I've got a complicated pattern that I have to parse and was trying to
figure out if I could do it with a regex. I'm hoping some of the regex
experts here can help.

| | | | | | | | | | | |
RFO012010302ABCDEF01ghi02stuvwx

Fields that I need to match;

RFO - text field
012 - text field
01 - text field
03 - count of fields to follow
02 - number of subfields
ABC - first subfield
DEF - second subfield
01 - number of subfields
ghi - subfield
02 - number of subfields
stu - first subfield
vwx - second subfield

The field count can vary as well as the subfield counts.

hi all, i got this slight problem. i have some instances of objects
from two classes, say Obj1 and Obj2 with their methods method1() and
method2(). let's say i have different instancs of Obj1 and only one of
Obj2: i have to implement a behaivour like this:

public void method1() // of the class Obj1
{
//do something

// stop the execution of the code of this method of the Obj1 and save
its state (it would be, the "line" of code till i have executed the
code) in a static common list

// do something else

//resume the execution of a stopped method2() of an Obj2 that's surely
in the list after having resumed this method

// re-execute method1() after a certain (variable) amount of time
}

public void method2() // of the class Obj2
{
//do something else