Can someone offer me some suggestions on how to detect input failure? I can find examples out the wazoo about how to clear an input stream when failure occurs:
I have tried a couple different things to get sound out of an applet program I am writing as a project. I do have it all working, but not the way I want it to work.
Thanks... I thought that may be the issue after I started watching the process and how it was working... I tried using "this" but that caused the same thing... I didn't think about getRootPane()...
In my never ending quest to learn Java, I have been working on making an applet that can be embedded in a web page. So far, all I am doing is just building the UI for the applet so I can...
Cool... I am at work doing all this right now, so I dont have the time to dig too deeply into it... but when I get home I will check that out as well...
UPDATE: after posting this reply, I did some more digging around and found some stuff at jsresources.org that has info on catting sound files together...
I have been playing around with some things, and wanted to ask you experts out there if there is a way to play sounds in Java that are, for lack of a better term, user interactive...
Thanks for the reply... Let be expand a bit before I go farther... Yes, I am taking this as a class... No I dont want anyone doing my projects for me. I like to code, I enjoy it, I just...
OK I have got most all done... I need to reset the form sizes to maximize, but otherwise its complete, or as complete as I want it to be for the moment....
Can someone help me with a problem with fontdialog?? It is my understanding that the font dialog when used with a Rich Text Box does one of two things depending on selection of text.
Thanks... I am at work right now so I cant really try it, but I will look into that this evening. I am not a windows guy, and I am really quite unfamiliar with its inner workings... my indepth...
I dont know... IIRC, savefiledialog doesnt allow for opening of files.. only saving of files, yes?? granted that WOULD handle the creation part, but not the opening of the file after creation.
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Thanks, but I can do it in the background with FileOpen already... but how do you tie that in to the data in teh OpenFileDialog? for example, if I call the dialog like so:
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limiting the keypress event is fine, I already have a sub to do that that works well... and I tried formatting the textbox.text element as you suggested,...