Recent content by JoSno

I agree that it is definitely a second dimension for the array, and from the code (if elementAt(array[n,m] < 50)) I can judge that it is something limiting the value that can be held there to a range of maximum 50. However I'm reluctant to just change it to a range of 1..50 before I know...

Hi guys, I'm busily porting some SVS Pascal to run under GPC and the compiler has got very upset at (nearly) this line... myArray : ARRAY [1..myConst,1:50] OF myType; Any ideas what that colon does in the second dimension of the array declaration? This was written in Corel some 20 years ago...

But then will it actually maintain the B-Tree or not?

Hi, I have a pretty sizeable table, nothing massive but big enough to warrant an index being created on what would be the "foreign key". The thing is that each day my program runs and it rebuilds the index and then drops it when it is completed, a process which takes about a minute, and I was...

ah well I'll look at that tonight and get back to you. there are no messages prompted as to why it's failing though Jo

Isn't mysqld& exactly the same file, just picked up from the path rather than me executing it directly using a fully qualified path, or indirectly from mysqld_safe? As for mysql itself well that's my problem. It won't run because the daemon isn't running. Cheers Jo

Sorry to butt in but where is this error file you are looking at, I have exactly the same problem that's all Jo

Hi guys, I've searched through this forum for answers but whilst people have often been in the same situation as me nobody has ever given an answer, so I'm asking it again. I've downloaded and installed the server, client and shared-compat rpm's. I run bin/mysql_install_db with no problems...

Cheers for the reply, I didn't mean to be offensive. Hope you didn't take it the wrong way. Your point on Java of course being platform independent settles it as far as I'm concerned. I'll have to use C++ I think. Shame. Jo

It's the set of interprocess communication utilities in Linux, namely message queues, semaphores, and shared memory. I don't see how you can doubt that one exists when you don't know what it is ;) Jo

Quick one. Is their a Java library/API for System V IPC suite? Jo

Right, this one is getting on my nerves! How do I get the system data and time? Can't find it!! Jo

Your question is a bit vague Doug. All Swing components have handy get() and set() functions, as does the hash table. Aside from that I can offer no advice without being able to see the design of your code. Sorry Jo

I have a development PC that cannot be put on the net for security reasons and it would help me greatly if I could download a copy of the J2SE API spec you can access at java.sun.com. I can't seem to find it though. Anyone know if it's possible to download it, and if it is can you point me in...

Hi there, Basically I'm trying to put together an idea of what i need for my first wifi network. I've seen a linksys BEFW11S4 for really cheap and I think I only need 802.11b as 11Mbps seems fast enough for me. Is there anything else I should consider that would mean I should opt for the more...