If I have a string which represents the year and day of the year
i.e. (2005001) is there an easy way to determine the date
i.e. (January 1, 2005). I have done some googling and looked at the API,
but nothing leaps out at me. Even looking atRoedy's site isn't helping
much. I could probably write a conversion routine, but with Java's rich
API, I thought there might be a way to do this without reinventing the
wheel.

Thanks

I am looking on some code where I see the method getClass() is used.
From Java site I read that Class class is "Instances of the class
Class represent classes and interfaces in a running Java application.
As I understand instance of a class is an object - so what a point to
get a Class from an object?

Thanks,

Zalek

Hello,

its a bug or I am blind $) ?

for (int i = 1; i < 20; i++) {
for (int j = 1; j < 20; j++) {
c = new Coor(i, j);
if (!Game.hasLiberties(c)) {
f = 0; /***** BREAKPOINT WHICH DOESNT WORK */
}
if (!Game.hasLiberties(c)) {
g.Board[coorToInt(c)] = "."; /**** SAME LIKE ABOVE BUT WORKS */
} else {
g.Board[coorToInt(c)] = Game.Board[coorToInt(c)];
}
}
}

Hope there is an answer.

Best regards,
Wolf S. Kappesser