Color Memory - How To Make Cursor Appear In Each Guess Box
Dec 7, 2014
This is my code. It is running great until I enter in the final color and hit enter. I get an Array Index out of bounds error, which I show at the bottom. I have fiddled with it, by moving the all answers correct into an if..else statement, hoping it would fix it. Needless to say, it didn't work.
Also, I am trying to figure out how to make the cursor appear in each guess box. It does in the first one, but after I hit enter, I have to click in the box each time to get one.
import javax.swing.*;
import java.awt.*;
import java.awt.event.ActionEvent;
import java.awt.event.ActionListener;
public class RobertMaloneChapter17 extends JFrame
{
//final variables to set the width and height of my frame
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My Errors:
Exception in thread "AWT-EventQueue-0" java.lang.ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException: 5
at RobertMaloneChapter17$Listener.actionPerformed(RobertMaloneChapter17.java:67)
at javax.swing.JTextField.fireActionPerformed(JTextField.java:508)
at javax.swing.JTextField.postActionEvent(JTextField.java:721)
I'm programming in school using Netbeans and we've just started with graphical programming (i.e JPanel, JClass, JFrame). This is my first assignment and the purpose of this program is that when you press the mouse you will fill 4 circles with diffrent colors. I've managed to draw 4 circles with diffrent colors but I want my cursor to change color simultaneously. Here's my code so far ....
//Java klass "Klick" public class Klick { //Medlemsvariabler. private int x = 0; private int y = 0; private int r = 1; public int antal = Rityta.antalKlick;
I've been creating a digital clock using Java, and have made the mouse cursor invisible after a set period of time (40-seconds) and had the thought to make it visible again if mouse was moved.
Here's the code that makes it invisible:
ActionListener mouseTimeout = new ActionListener() { public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e) { setCursor(blankCursor); } }; /* Make mouse cursor disappear after 40 seconds */ Timer mTimeout = new Timer(40000, mouseTimeout); mTimeout.start();
And here is what I have so far for making it visible again:
MouseMotionListener mouse = new MouseMotionListener() { @Override public void mouseDragged(MouseEvent e) { } @Override public void mouseMoved(MouseEvent e) { } };
I have tried using "setCursor(DEFAULT_CURSOR)" but NetBeans says that it "cannot find symbol" .....
No problem setting background color for layouts, e.g. bdrPn.setBackground(new Background((new BackgroundFill(Color.BLACK, CornerRadii.EMPTY, Insets.EMPTY))));
But neither of the following are working for me, running JavaFX 8 on latest OS-X
scene = new Scene(bdrPn, winW, winH, Color.BLACK); scene.setFill(Color.BLACK); scene.setFill() worked fine for previous versions of JavaFX.
I've just started working on a program and i'm already having difficulties with the program. I can't get the background color to change from the basic gray color. Maybe you can tell me what i'm doing wrong.
import javax.swing.JFrame; import javax.swing.WindowConstants; import java.awt.*; import java.lang.Object; import java.awt.Color; public class FrameDemo{ public static void main(String args[]){ Toolkit toolkit = Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit ();
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also if theres any way to shorten up what I have there, that would be great.
If I want to read from file the word "red" And then the following is not the right way like in the code ,, How to set the Color name
File inputFile = new File ("C:\input.txt"); Scanner scan = new Scanner (inputFile); String RedColor=scan.nextLine(); Color backColor = new Color(redColor);
I'm writing an ESP game code for class. The problem is i cant get it to cycle through the colors after each guess is entered. It stays fixed on the original random number generated.
import java.util.Random; import java.util.Scanner; public class Final1 { String colorInput, computerColor; int computerNum, right, wrong;
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This repeats 10x but the color never changes from the initial random chosen.
I am creating a hangman code. So the game i am creating is 2 player, first player enters the word and second player guesses. i made the code but i don't know how to restrict the first player from adding random characters into the secret word because for my project the word can only contain letters. so i need making the code so the player 1 can only enter letters.
My code is below:
/** * Auto Generated Java Class. */ import java.util.Scanner; public class Hangman { public static void main(String[] args) { Scanner input= new Scanner(System.in); String player1,player2; int wrongguessamount = 0; //keeps the count of the amount of wrong guesses int correctguessamount = 0; //keeps count of the amount of correct guesses int maxincorrect=6;//makes sure the user cant guess more than 6 times
We have to make a wheel of fortune game. Once the above information has been taken, the game can commence. The board should look very similar to the example below if the above input was used. In order to get text to align correctly, use the System.out.format(…) method. It's 14 by 4, so would I use a 2D array? I think I can get the rest done by myself but it's the making of the board I'm having trouble with. Would I need to use a 2D array?
The board is supposed to look something like this to the viewer of the program, but they need to guess the letters that are hidden in the characters. :
These are the hidden values the viewer cannot see and must guess. Therefore, each turn they will guess a letter and the letter will the revealed if the one they said happens to be in the phrase. They will have to get STAR WARS EPISODE IV"
* S T A R * * * W A R S * * * * E P I S O D E * I V * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
And the concealed letters; are Star Wars episode five a new hope. The # would mean where letters stand. So there first # would be S, the next would be T - and it would eventually spell out STAR WARS EPISODE IV.
So this is the board that's used to display the concealed letter, and there a list of the hidden letters below, like hangman.
import java.util.Scanner; public class wheelof{ public static Scanner keyboard = new Scanner(System.in); public static String puzzle1 = ""; public static String puzzle2 = ""; public static String puzzle3 = ""; public static String bonpuzzle = ""; public static String category1 = ""; public static String category2 = "";
I am getting a strange error and it almost seems like its not comparing it to the random generated number just the guess that i entered before. Here are my error messages.
Exception in thread "AWT-EventQueue-0" java.lang.NullPointerException at guess.the.numbers.GuessTheNumbers$ButtonHandler.actionPerformed(GuessTheNumbers.java:119) at javax.swing.AbstractButton.fireActionPerformed(AbstractButton.java:2018) at javax.swing.AbstractButton$Handler.actionPerformed(AbstractButton.java:2341)
I have the following program. In a nutshell, I creates an array of 3 consecutive ints and the user has to guess what those numbers are, knowing that they are between 0 and 7, this is from Head First Java. In the book, the code has a bug that is made on purpose and they challenge you to fix it. As you can see bellow, every time a user's guess matches a int in the array, the NumOfHits is increased by one. When the NumOfHits is 3 (the length of the array) the game finishes.
The bug is that if you guess 1 and 1 is in the array, if you type in 1, 3 times, I will increase the NumOfHits 3 times and end the game as if you had won. To solve the bug, you need to find a way to tell the program that if the user already guessed that number, it should no longer be taken into account and we shouldn't increase the NumOfHits if the same number is provided.
I "fixed" this by searching for the index of the number that matches an int of the array, and changing that index's value to 100, since the user knows that the numbers are between 0 and 7, they will not submit 100.
The result? If the user submits 2 and 2 is in the array, the value of its indexed is replaced by 100, so that if the user submits 2 again it doesn't count as a match.
Please see the comments in the code
import java.io.*; import java.util.Arrays;
class DotCom{ int NumOfHits = 0; int[] LocationCells; public void setLocationCells(int[] locs){ LocationCells = locs;
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The code works, but for some reason, some times I get a ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException run time error and it appears to be somehow random. This is what I saw on the command line earlier
C:Userspablo.alvarez>java launchDotCom
Enter a number: 3 missed Enter a number: 4 hit Enter a number: 5 hit Enter a number: 7 missed Enter a number: 5 missed Enter a number: 4 missed Enter a number: 3 missed Enter a number: 4 missed Enter a number: 5 missed Enter a number: 6
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException: -1 at DotCom.checkYourSelf(launchDotCom.java:16) at DotComGame.startGame(launchDotCom.java:59) at launchDotCom.main(launchDotCom.java:72)
As you can see here, 3 returned 'missed' but 4 and 5 returned hit. Since the numbers are in sequence and are only 3, it makes sense that the last number is 6 (4,5,6). You will then notice that when I submitted 3 and 4 again it returned 'missed' as expected, because the numbers were already matched earlier, but then when I submitted 6, it returned the error seen above.
Sometimes this doesn't happen at all, sometimes it happens at the 2nd guess or third, it appears to be somehow random. I'm familiar with the error message, but I don't see where I'm using an index that doesn't exist in the array. The only time I'm referencing an array index is on
LocationCells[index] = 100;
but the index variable will only hold a value if the int submitted by the user matches on of the values in one of the indexes, so how is it that I'm going over the number of available indexes?
I am developing an application where blind person can interact with computer i have completed the part where computer responds as per command given by user.The part where i am stuck is i want to give voice feedback as user moves the curser for example if mouse is on d drive then user should get feedback that its d drive....i want to do it for whole windows ...
I decided to change the mouse cursor based on the theme of the game. This is the code that I wrote for the declaration of the cursor:
ImageIcon imageIcon = new ImageIcon ("cursor / cursor.gif"); Image img = imageIcon.getImage (); Toolkit t = Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit (); Cursor cursor = t.createCustomCursor (img, new Point (0,0), "cur"); this.setCursor (cursor);
Having to click on different JButton in the menu of the game, a few screens later, I have to manage something in particular, such as determining the point of clicks that allows the action to take place?
In particular I would like to change the point of hotspots. The size of 136x163 is cursor.gif
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As you can see in the image I want to create the point of hotspots in the red dot of the image. How should I do to pass the correct coordinates in Point?
My problem is simple. Just set busy cursor on a scene. The scenarios is like this: I have simple application with a button on it. When I click the button, I will:
1. Set mouse cursor to BUSY 2. Do some work 3. Set mouse cursor back to DEFAULT.
I search the web and found some sample codes to set cursor. But they don't satisfy my need. So I wrote a simple application:
public class MainFormApp extends Application { @Override public void start(Stage stage) throws Exception { stage.initStyle(StageStyle.DECORATED); Pane root = new Pane(); root.setPrefSize(500, 300); Button btn = new Button("Click me");
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When I run application and click the button, cursor does not change to BUSY. I also tried to use Platform.runLater() but no luck.
The problem occurs after the user inputs the guess.... it either runs the for loop if guess = numtoguess and reveals the answer even if the user input is wrong.... or it always runs the first if statement in the while loop if guess!= to numtoguess... heres the code
public static void main(String[] args) { String[] Answers = {"yes", "Yes", "No", "no"}; String Name = JOptionPane.showInputDialog(null, "Hello, What is your name?","Random Game", JOptionPane.QUESTION_MESSAGE); String UI = JOptionPane.showInputDialog(null, Name + " do you want to play a game", "Random Game", JOptionPane.QUESTION_MESSAGE);
I have separated characters into an array that can be accessed from any method, however, when I try to compare the inputed guess to the computers random sequence, the counter always comes back as 0 (the comparison occurs in the checkColour method).
Java Code:
package mastermind; import java.util.Scanner; /** * Program Description: play a game of mastermind versus the computer */ public class Mastermind { private static int block1, block2, block3; private static String blockColour1, blockColour2, blockColour3;
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The counter is called colourCorrect.. But I think the problem lies more in me converting the strings (input and computerGuess) into char arrays, as if I output the values at position in the array, I get numbers (but the numbers are not character values from the ascii table).
I have now slowly moving on the learning Database Connectivity.Found a simple example on one site and tried to execute it, Creating a database, connecting to it and displaying the output.
I am getting trouble with recordset in displaying all the records in the badabase. It displays the very first record correctly but if I try to enclose it in while(rs.next()) loop, it generates an error message saying "Invalid operation at current cursor position".
I am working on a Java program that calls a stored procedure in an Oracle 11.2g database and retrieves a set of records via a ref cursor. The program follows the standard Connection/CallableStatement/ResultSet pattern. A ResultSet object is used to access and iterate through the returned cursor, processing each record in turn.
One of the database fields returned in the cursor is a CLOB, which I'm retrieving using the NClob class's getNClob() method. Two other methods - length() and getSubString() are then used to get the length of the CLOB and copy of it off to a String object respectively.
The problem is that these latter two method calls are relatively slow, taking around 80ms to complete for modestly sized CLOBs of, say, around 10KB in size.
Is this the most efficient way to access a CLOB and retrieve its contents? If so, is there anything I can do, to make it run faster?
I'm having some problems with the graphics of my hangman game. The graphic that's supposed to show up on the first guess (the hangman pole) doesn't show up until guess number 2. And on the eighth guess, no graphics show up (I just get a blank frame).
import java.awt.*; import javax.swing.*; public class HangmanFigure extends JPanel { private int guesses; private Image background; public HangmanFigure() { super();
We are running a set of unit tests using the latest ojdbc 7 driver and the highest open cursor keeps going up, until it hits our 300 limit, then throws the cursor limit exception. If we run these tests using ojdbc 12.0.1.1, the highest open cursor stays at 17 and doesn't cause this exception.
The query used to monitor these cursors is below:
SELECT max(a.value) as highest_open_cur, p.value as max_open_cur FROM v$sesstat a, v$statname b, v$parameter p WHERE a.statistic# = b.statistic# and b.name = 'opened cursors current' and p.name= 'open_cursors' group by p.value
Oracle Database 11g Enterprise Edition Release 11.2.0.3.0 - 64bit Production Java 8 version 31
I am trying to align the core/middle side color of a cube, index 4, with the bottom middle color of the same side, index 7. (Each side has values 0-8 where 0 - is the top left corner, 1 is the top mid corner, 2 is the top right corner, 3 is the middle left corner, etc).
In addition to lining up those two colors, I am also making sure that the neighbor color of index 7(the color that it is attached), in this case the bottom color, matches with the top core/middle color. I will attach some pictures and a print out to show what I am talking about...
However, in my code when I am trying to align all of these up together, it does not go into the while loop. Each of the loops essentially is trying to get a match of same color with index 4 and 7, as well as making sure that index 7's neighbor color (the bottom color, in this case) matches with the top color.
Here is what I have tried:
private void alignSideColor(){//make the bottom colors neighbor match with a middle side value and rotate it to the top, for the top cross
if(cube.bottom.square[1].charAt(0) == topColor){ while(cube.front.square[7].charAt(0) != frontColor && cube.bottom.square[1].charAt(0) != topColor){ rotateBottomClockwise(1); System.out.println("Trying to align side color...");
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The print out of the ELSE IF is: alignment is: W-G and tops: R-R NOW ITS ALIGNED even though the sides, index 4 and 7, are NOT aligned with each other
I have also tried the same thing but with out the 2nd condition in each while loop, and although is DOES enter the while loop, it does not perform correctly -- index 4 and 7 WILL have matches colors, but it does not check to see if index 7's neighbor matches with the top color.
Here is how it prints out ** ** ** G7 B6 Y1 ** ** **//this portion is the back of the cube ** ** ** R6 W5 O4 ** ** ** ** ** ** R3 W2 O1 ** ** ** B3 G4 Y9 W9 O8 Y7 W3 B4 G9//this portion is the left, top, and right of the cube B2 G5 R8 W4 R5 Y6 O2 B5 G8 O7 W8 R9 B7 B8 B9 R1 R4 R7 ** ** ** O3 O6 O9 ** ** **//this portion is the front of the cube ** ** ** Y2 Y5 Y8 ** ** ** ** ** ** B1 G6 W7 ** ** ** ** ** ** Y3 Y4 G1 ** ** **//this portion is the bottom the cube ** ** ** R2 O5 G2 ** ** ** ** ** ** W1 W6 G3 ** ** **
Here is the cube showing the top, left and front side
Here is the left and bottom side. As you can see index 4, G5 -- yes that is a 5 lol -- does not have the same color as index 7, W8.
I need to rotate the bottom until W8 is aligned with a middle white value. An examples of a neighbor is: W8-R2
