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Comments by OnLearn (Top 9 by date)
OnLearn
28-Jan-17 13:52pm
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the code is more than 500 rows long so I don't think that you want to study it
OnLearn
28-Jan-17 12:23pm
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I haven't done it like yourField = opponentsField;
I have a third array called field[][].
Then I built yourField like this: yourField[][]=Arrays.copyOf(field[][],10);
I gave field other values and built opponentsField equally.
If I initialize the array with copyOf() it isn't a pointer to an array, is it?
OnLearn
28-Jan-17 12:23pm
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I haven't done it like yourField = opponentsField;
I have a third array called field[][].
Then I built yourField like this: yourField[][]=Arrays.copyOf(field[][],10);
I gave field other values and built opponentsField equally.
If I initialize the array with copyOf() it isn't a pointer to an array, is it?
OnLearn
28-Jan-17 12:23pm
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I haven't done it like yourField = opponentsField;
I have a third array called field[][].
Then I built yourField like this: yourField[][]=Arrays.copyOf(field[][],10);
I gave field other values and built opponentsField equally.
If I initialize the array with copyOf() it isn't a pointer to an array, is it?
OnLearn
14-Jan-17 8:30am
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In the beginning I draw a table with 10 rows and 10 columns and if the user clicks in one of those cells, in the cell a 'x' shoud appear.
What is the name of the submethod which let me know if the user has clicked?
OnLearn
14-Jan-17 7:28am
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I don't know how I can do it. If the user clicks on the JFrame something should be drawn on the JFrame. But how can I program this? when I call the method paint from the event it will do everything again but I only want to add something
OnLearn
29-Dec-16 4:28am
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Thank you, it is working!
OnLearn
28-Dec-16 15:47pm
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I go to school and learn programming but I am in the first class and we learn so slow that I want to do something on my own. And now I want to program a little game and because of that I asked this question.
OnLearn
28-Dec-16 12:43pm
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Thank you soo much! That are the little mistakes, which you won't find in hours!
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