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Kobra's Realm/Corner creator arrested for hacking
author=Darken
To be honest its hard to care when that site has barely been relevant...since like ever.
Java objects and javascript
author=LivingEffigyengine.put("js_obj",f);
that doesn't work either because if I try to call the method, I get an error saying that the method I'm trying to use in class f is sun.org.mozilla.javascript.internal.Native
JavaObject.
Never mind, I figured it out. I found some code that takes all the members in a class, and creates global Javascript functions.
Java objects and javascript
author=LivingEffigyfinal - All data members have constant values. static - All instances share the same member.
THANK YOU! I could never understand what the difference was.
Java objects and javascript
For those of you that know java, I'm somewhat new to it, but I know a pretty good amount of javascript. I'm trying to use javax.script to eventually create an applet reimplementation of Sphere. My problem is, I can't seem to create javascript objects out of the java objects. I believe I have to do something like
to create a javascript object from a java object. Problem is, I can't seem to even reference the methods I need to create javascript versions of.
I'm doing something like
(main file)
I guess my problem is I don't understand the public/private static/final/etc method usage
ScriptEngine engine = new Scriptengine(); engine.put("javascript_object_name",java_object);
I'm doing something like
(main file)
package JavaSphere import javax.Script.*; public class JavaSphereMain { public void main() { //I'm making a command prompt example until I get this figured out, that's why I'm using main() instead of init() //... Functions f = new Functions(); engine.puts("js_obj",f.function_name); } } (Functions.java) public class Functions() { private static void function_name() { //do stuff } }
I guess my problem is I don't understand the public/private static/final/etc method usage
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author=CociCookieauthor=Yellow MagicI second this.
It's awfully hard to read source code that lacks comments or indentation. (>-_-<)
What about source code with indentation without comments?
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author=Darken
wait, RMN isn't a porn site?
LIES AND SLANDER!
author=kentona
Dear lord. That was embarrassing.
Now I am cheering on the Eskimos so that the Riders aren't the only 0-3 team!
Im' thinking about how amazing those gola gola dancers are.
What are you thinking about right now?
I am thinking about how much of a pain in the ass kusaba X (imageboard software) is to set up. Or at least some parts of it anyway.
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