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I play it on occasion, in offline mode mostly, last time I played on a server it was a small local server. I saw something about Mojang, and 1.3 I might give it a try if it's available. It comes out on August 1st as the official release I believe.

I installed SinglePlayer Commands for Offline mode, it's basically server command mode for single player, which is nice.

Neat little snippet! I was kind of tinkering with the idea of using Java to access Minecraft's class files for in-game custom commands.

Oddly enough, I've had a lot of offers to buy it, even though I had planned on keeping it even for a little while. Lol

An S Series Sony VAIO. Portable, yet powerful. :) It's really nice, Quad-Core i7 running at 2.1/3.1GHz, Bluetooth among other hardware. Just got it all set up with Java, so looking to transfer over my development data and get back into it.

Out with the old laptop, in with the new laptop. :)

Not sure about Java either. I'm sure I'll find out at some point in time.

Yeah it was my understanding break cut through the loop completely rather than omitting a single result.

How is it that after two Java classes, and 2 years of programming Java, I'm just now learning about the "continue" statement..? From a JavaScript documentation page no less...

For one, you'd have to format it to *.ini or *.mrc I believe. Secondly, such an algorithm would be dangerous if anyone knew about it. Something like that, without restrictions, gives near direct access to the owners computer.

Perhaps this would be a bit more useful had you used sockets to pull the data off an existing webpage. That way the script maintains itself for the most part, and you don't have to roll out a new data file; should they, god forbid, make ANOTHER pokemon game. Lol.

My entire Internet connection needs an accelerator. LOL. However, I'll look into your script, many of my more lengthy downloads consistently drop to ~15/kbps which is outrageously slow.

Would be interesting if you could toggle an actual Stock Ticker to scroll across as a window title.

Ah, I have an account with Webhost000.com as well. JDK is the basis on which Java is developed. So, if you wish to do Java, you'll have to download and install it. Textpad is a great text editor for Java, since it can pickup the SDK compile, Execute, and applet commands either during the install or post-install in the configuration menu.

I'm not the creative type, so making websites is a tad tough for me, but Javascript, CSS, PHP, HTML are all excellent starts to creating a nice webpage. CSS for visual mechanics but the other three are all great underlying mechanics to direct and collect data from clients. However, unless you have something like ApacheTriad to test snippets and designs on your local machine, you'll have to upload it to the site to get the full effects of the underlying code.

I suppose it could be administered by users, so long as there's only one going at a time, and the post itself receives site wide attention so it's not a blowout. Lol

By fastest I meant snippet speed. :P

Haha, all in good time. :) If you're looking at starting into Java, I'd be happy to help with any and all questions you may have. Have you setup JDK yet?

There's an idea. Some SwiftIRC channels used to do the same thing. Post a code challenge and have submissions, with the best, most efficient, fastest submission being the winner.

Thanks. :)

Just got done examining the code, and it seems I could knock down the line count, more or less, about 35 lines. The JButton components could be contained in an array of the same type, and a "for" loop could cut out about 20 lines of code as well, in the constructor method that is. Either way it gets the job done I suppose.

@blackvenomm666 Feel free to, that's what I posted it for. :)

U.U If I had a nickel...

GO Launcher Ex, in my opinion, is one of the better launchers for Android. It doesn't lag my HTC Evo like other, less known launchers. On top of that it's highly customizable.

Great! I'll have to give it a shot.

A nice, original submission, BlackVenomm666. Looks good :)

You could, by choice, take the trimmed code snippets and put them into a designated window per server.
Say you get a snippet from swiftirc.net it would go to an empty "code" window under the swiftirc.net tree.

Why such an elaborate script for something as simple as one infinite timer. You have an alias for things that would be better off included in some other segment of the code, yet it's been outsourced unnecessarily. You may also want to consider "silencing" all those commands because unbeknownst, they'll flood your screen as well. The point of a script such as this, after all, is to minimize your disruption and maximize theirs you know.

Fair enough, I'm a little outdated on mSL, since I don't really use IRC much anymore.

I highly doubt that's the case, because mIRC has never supported the if statement in which you have used it here in your example. [nas]peter is correct in that if you wish to compare values there, you'll have to use $iif()

I'd say, just from looking at it, you have a lot of syntax errors, starting with what [nas]peter pointed out.

Could use some detection work, but sweet. Not sure I understand the concept to the game, though.

@Hawkee I believe that is an error with Java's configuration? It runs fine on my machine, which has both JDK1.6x and JDK1.7x.

Never looked into ArrayList, however this was an easy solution at the time, and worked out well in my opinion.

Avoid IE in general. xD

Updated, finally. New screen shots, and update details are in the description. Also uploaded both JDK1.6 and JDK1.7 compatible JARs and class files alike.