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Dear Prof xyz
I need a one week extension to the assignment due to a delay from the bindery in binding my assignment, and the CPU ISA that I have invented (with floating point acceleration!).
With regards,
Me
Guess I should have talked to him sooner, but it didn't start really getting to me until today. Right before I started the project he said that the developers would be taking on most of the css/html because we were short on designers but not developers. Then the designer guy gave me a bunch of pngs, said "make it look like this", and told me that he hoped to be done soon and not touch the project again.
Their website which provides a demo type-your-app-in-and-we'll-run-it-for-you page does not. Apparently they use a different version with a stricter lexer?
I'm now using a second implementation which also does not accept this escape! And wondering why parsing the json from here keeps crashing
Well that's a relief!
It is to avoid the possibility of a JSON string literal having </ in it which would break your HTML.
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Now that I know I don't have to worry so much about UI nonsense, it's time to crank out some usable but ugly pages real quick.
File1.java
File2.java
File3.java
File4.java
File5.java
I have a line of maven code:
<includeJavaClasses> <include>com.company.files.*</include> </includeJavaClasses>When I run this code I get a total of six files:
.as
File1.as
File2.as
...
File5.as
But when I do:
<includeJavaClasses> <include>com.company.files.File1</include> <include>com.company.files.File2</include> <include>com.company.files.File3</include> <include>com.company.files.File4</include> <include>com.company.files.File5</include> </includeJavaClasses>I get the appropriate 5 .as files. I have checked the directory to make sure there are no hidden files and have redownloaded the folder from SVN. Very weird.
The only thing I can think of is that it's picking up the .svn directory or something in it.
Hmm, another idea - Do any of those files contain more than one class in them?
I'm sorry, that's about all there is to it.
Meaningful error messages? Pft.
Had this same thing happen to me when a Danish guy sent me a game from SteamGifts and I clicked on the link to redeem it in the email. It reset my region. I don't have Steam in front of me but I think in the upper right corner by the signout and stuff is a dropdown setting where you can change your language.
That's not Java, that's Maven. Saying that's Java's fault is like blaming Microsoft when your Oracle installation shits itself.
@urahonky Why are you white-listing the classes? It should pick everything up automatically anyway.
More like:
That's like blaming Microsoft when a .NET assembly shits itself.
:rotate:
But, alas, I've found the problem:
New laptop is ready for pickup.
i7 2.5GHz/16GB/500GB SSD
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I'm going to maintain that this isn't a problem with Java. It's a problem with the kind of developers who use Java.
You know, the ones who think that vi is all the text editor you'll ever need.
That said, setting up a Jenkins build server (using Maven) for my latest project was one of the weirdest things I've ever done. I had to download a plugin to clear my workspace before the build. And I had to add a command line argument to make sure it actually updated my dependencies, instead of just using whatever JAR file it had laying around. At one point, it was using a 2-week old JAR, just because.
Just bring it up casually, rather than "holy hell I can't compile I've been waiting 40 minutes for tomcat to launch." Because when it's in a crunch people hate it so much more.
Hell fire off an email to your supervisor so you can bring it back up when you need to.
Well, let's be honest, Java :rotate:
Uneducated guess; Is it treating the files directory as a file when you use the wildcard solution and freaking out when it can't find a package name inside the "file"?
Can you tell which one was Windows (with virus scan) and which was Linux (with no virus scan)? :P
That is entirely possible.
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Eventually I will. It'll be awhile before this computer isn't useful. I think I've only ever worked at the same company long enough for a computer like I've got now to be unbearable once.
Clearly the longer one was Linux because it had to get through all the neckbeard to build.
It's not a direct association, but rather a chain of logic.
People who program in Java are more likely to love them some Unix.
People who love them some Unix are more likely to be insane.
Insane people are more like to use vi.
Yeah, I am gonna guess that some people have skewed experiences with "Java developers" but the majority are actually the opposite and bloated IDE dependent, doing stuff like Eclipse in Windows.
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I guess I should have clarified better that I'm talking more about the people who write the tools.
You know, the people who didn't bother to develop a GUI to go with Maven.