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4/6/2003 8:24:39 AM:
hi! i need some help? i have an
asssignment wherein a program will read
a file then display the number of
characters, words and lines of that
file. then it will prompt the user to
enter example: input: L1<enter>. it
will display line1 of that
file.
input: W3<enter>. it will
display word3 of the file so on and so
forth.. i know your very good in java
and i am just a beginner.i hope that
you could help me thank you very much
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4/6/2003 3:43:24 PM:Šonny Nadolny
Hey. The code to read a file will work
fine here, it reads it line by line.
Just do a loop to get the input, if it
begins with L (if
(input.subString(0,1)).compareTo(
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4/6/2003 3:44:16 PM:Šonny Nadolny
Sorry, comment got cut off...
(if
(input.subString(0,1)).compareTo("L"))
then you get the second character and
get that line. For the words, split up
the lines into words by splitting them
based on the space characer (I have an
example of that in the tutorial). If
you need any more help, just post
anotehr comment.
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4/6/2003 6:10:41 PM:
hello,
The article was worth
downloading..but i have a problem where
i need to backup some files and
directories at a specific time,though i
can use the schedule() function of file
class,i am not able to properly copy
directories and files.i would be very
happy to get some help in this issue..
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4/6/2003 6:14:51 PM:
hi,
The tutorial is worth
downloading..but i have a problem where
i need to back up some files &
directories after a specified delay..i
am able to schecule it with the
schedule function of the timer class
but i have problems copying files and
directories properly..plz help me!!
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4/6/2003 6:17:29 PM:Šonny Nadolny
Hey. I'm not sure how to copy entire
directories... maybe a vote would help
;) You could try searching on google
for: copy directory java and see what
comes up. Sorry I can't help
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4/8/2003 6:33:16 AM:
how can i display per line?
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4/8/2003 6:50:12 PM:Šonny Nadolny
The tutorial has a code example to read
a file and print it out line by line
(it reads it into an array first,
although you could easily configure it
to do whatever you want).
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4/12/2003 3:26:18 AM:
Hi i want to calculate the no of called
clases from a .java file. How can i do
this can u help me
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4/12/2003 3:29:28 AM:
Hi
i need your help to count the out
of package classes which are called
from a .java file.
Plz help me how can
i do this.
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4/12/2003 9:02:40 AM:Šonny Nadolny
You need to open the .java file and
search for the text "import java." and
that would be one package. About the
number of classes called, if you want
the number it times they're called then
you would need to get their names. If
you just want to know how many there
are, it would be hard, you'd need to
search the file for any text that's not
in quotes and is not a java keyword.
Don't forget to vote!
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4/23/2003 11:02:23 PM:
I'm new to java, just exploring how to
do i/o stream. this tutorial really
helped me alot. it's so simple and easy
to understand. THANKS DONNY!!!
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4/29/2003 1:15:58 PM:
i believe what i download will help
with my project
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6/18/2003 11:34:59 PM:
Thanks you for sharing.
Q1. I want
to know how can read the record from a
database table and then output them
into a flat file format (in
ASCII)?
Q2. Also to display them in
Grid format ?
Hope you can
help....Best Regards
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11/23/2003 5:39:03 PM:
This is something special m8. gw.
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