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just thought i would put this out there that i am in 10th grade basic java making the same game for y final project and it is a lot easier then you are making it i am like half way done in 2 hours and and i am doing it alone, so just because you are in ap does not mean that it has to be this hard and complicated. and BTW to the ones that copied it i hope you fail because if you want to make it anywhere in life do your own work!

What is it supposed to do? I see some GUI components, but nothing to clue me in. Also, I find it to be better to instantiate JLabels (since they provide no real functionality) within the add statement. Unless you plan on adding events to it, it's quicker this way, and saves you a bit of memory. Nice seeing some Java.

When i try this i got error and when i solved the error.. i didn't see the rumble words in the top of the textfield or the hint..
and i put a words.txt in the same directory of the project but still not correct when i guess it!

@supercapacitor Looks like part of it is still compiled for 1.7: mywindowgui/WindowGUI

@supercapacitor Or rather, Java 6 is Java 1.6. But yes, that is correct.

For some reason the demo doesn't work so you have to download and open in order to run the application.

Java 1.6 is Java 6 right?

I have switched the link to the Java 1.6 version one. https://sites.google.com/site/bouncethegame/downloads/BOUNCE_LW%28J6%29.jar?attredirects=0&d=1

Apps aren't really meant to contain code. They're mainly for linking to a completed project.

Hi. I believe you can use [ code][/code] tags on your code to keep it clean and indented.

Looks like you compiled it for Java 1.7, but I only have 1.6 available on this machine. It is always best to compile Java apps to work with 1.6 unless it is absolutely necessary to use 1.7.

Check out version 1.4!

I'm going to be changing that soon to make it easier to post multiple code blocks within a single snippet post.

Oh, I didn't know. Thanks for the info!

You can enclose your example in [code] blocks to make it look nicer.

yep, I'll post some more soon as long the company agrees

Always great to see more Java code on the site.

Great well some people want that

Lol, no. It's all Open Source here. Use it however you like.

So I was thinking about using this in IRC services I'm working on. Do I need to add a LICENSE or something? A reference to this post maybe?

Yeah, changed it. I do that by default for most packages because I hadn't intended on using them outside the package.

Perhaps you would like to change 'protected' to 'public' as it makes it only available to classes in the same package.

Updated as per your suggestion. I may try to incorporate other encoding methods to add some functionality to it, namely binary numerical systems.

Updated.
- Renamed class name (Utility -> IPv4);
- Renamed method ipToLong(String) as toLong(String);
- Renamed method longToIp(long) as toString(long);
- Added the throws tag to both methods to indicate an exception will be thrown if the given argument is invalid;
- Changed description.

Thanks a lot. :) Started it a couple days ago, and sporadically worked on since then. I did spend a few hours this afternoon fine tuning, and debugging.

Very cool indeed. How long have you worked on this?

Cool, so your Java app can store data in the registry.

Since you didn't write the MP3 bit its probably best just to exclude it.

Updated. It now uses the official metric prefixes specified by SI.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metric_prefix#List_of_prefixes

Good luck with that!

Yeah, that's just the connection. You've inspired me to do a rebuild of an IRC client I made *almost* a year ago from the ground up. :)

Just got done rebuilding the Socket architecture to fully support multiple server connections as the bottom layer. Just working on the UI now, which has to change since it's current UI can't support multiple servers very well, if at all. If I can manage to finish that up, all that'll need to be done is the tying up of a few loose ends.