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[Chaos Armor]

But it says in the user license that this is a trial version that lasts for 30 days.

[Max White]

No you need to register it in 30 days. They send you a code that you need to use in 30 days or it stops working. You can pay money for a code that unlocks all functionality, or you can get one of the free codes.

[Chaos Armor]

Ah yes, sorry... I'm tired. I realized that when I went back and read it again.

[Valid_Dark]

program with a friend over the network,

wait what?

[Max White]

Umm, sort of hard to explain, but it is like if they type something in the same file as you, it appears on both of your screens. So if you were just sitting and watching, code would appear on the screen by itself, because some guy in the next room is typing all that up, and then when he makes a mistake you can delete it and fix it. It is really cool, but it helps if you can hear each other talk.

[Valid_Dark]

thats what I thought it sounded like, that does sound pretty awesome.
if only I ever had someone to program with

[Chaos Armor]

Thanks Max, I really needed this. I've got a project where I'm going to create something like a task manager and I'm making a text based game.

Thanks,
Chaos Armor

[Antsan]

Less of a programming problem, but I guess here is as good as anywhere t ask:
I get the following error in Firefox with NoScript on GoogleCode:

[NoScript] Blocking cross-site Javascript served from https://kibbles.googlecode.com/files/kibbles-1.3.3.comp.js with wrong type info text/plain, attachment; filename="kibbles-1.3.3.comp.js" and included by http://code.google.com/p/mindmade/source/browse/mindmade.asd

This prevents me from adding comments to my code, which is really not nice.

Now I tried to add an exception for XSS but I really don't know anything about perl regular expressions. Any pointers what to do?

[Virex]

Umm, sort of hard to explain, but it is like if they type something in the same file as you, it appears on both of your screens. So if you were just sitting and watching, code would appear on the screen by itself, because some guy in the next room is typing all that up, and then when he makes a mistake you can delete it and fix it. It is really cool, but it helps if you can hear each other talk.

Run Skype alongside it?

[Kofthefens]

Sorry to re-ask my own question, but it never got answered.

So, how would I go about drawing an image (in Java).
Currently, the relevant part of the code is:

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private void gameRender(){
if (dbImage == null){
dbImage = createImage(PWIDTH, PHEIGHT);
if (dbImage == null){
System.out.println("dbImage is null");
return;
} else {
dbg= dbImage.getGraphics();
}
}

//clear screen
dbg.setColor(Color.white);
dbg.fillRect(0, 0, PWIDTH, PHEIGHT);

//So how would I add an image here?
   
    }

} // End of gameRender


I have an image, let's say tree.png. How would I add it?

[Siquo]

Oh, that's easy.

I know it's a bitchy answer, but it really isn't hard to find... And, no joke, programming is, amongst other things, about 20-30% googling, depending on language and libraries. It's a skill you must master before taking another step.

[Kofthefens]

Yes, I realize how to add an image in general. However, what I was unable to find, was how to add an Image to an Image.

I have it create the image dbImage, then
Graphics dbg = dbg.getGraphics

Then, I want to know how to add the image to dbg

I have googled it, so I may just lack the necessary skills. I hope that clarifys the question, and I apologize.

[Siquo]

http://docs.oracle.com/javase/1.4.2/docs/api/java/awt/Graphics.html

drawImage?

There's pretty good docu on all Java "standard" libraries.

[eerr]

Umm, sort of hard to explain, but it is like if they type something in the same file as you, it appears on both of your screens. So if you were just sitting and watching, code would appear on the screen by itself, because some guy in the next room is typing all that up, and then when he makes a mistake you can delete it and fix it. It is really cool, but it helps if you can hear each other talk.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S2Hp_1jqpY8

An extremely relevant video.

[Kofthefens]

Ah. I needed Image image = new ImageIcon(picture.png).getImage().

Would
newIcon = icon.getScaledInstance(newWidth, newHeight, Image.SCALE_DEFAULT);
work to resize it?