Rich Midwinter

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I found IDEA 6 pretty similar to Netbeans, certainly in that concept of providing everything you need rather than the third party plugin-focused architecture (although many are available). I think that's why Eclipse's growth has been so stunted. As I remember it excelled in the JEE domain far beyond Netbeans with beautifully simple wizards to get you started.

Unfortunately, the license expired and I wasn't really familiar enough to make the case for work buying me a copy so I've stuck with Netbeans (version 6 is coming along nicely) and, to a lesser extent, Eclipse since. Shame, it seems like a great IDE if you've got the spare cash.
Thanks for the reply...

I've had trouble slimming it down to the core parts - things like it uses a MediaTracker which requires a 'component' which seems to mean I need a GUI of some variety to start with.

I'd like to gut the MediaTracker code out anyway because I have a BufferedImage I want to start with, but I can't seem to do that without breaking the code.

It's all designed to be an applet, painting results to the screen, etc... and I just haven't been able to adapt it without breaking it every time!

I have used it to test on my prepared images by first saving them to disk and then using it though - and the results are superb which is really frustrating!
19 years ago
Can anyone show me how to take a BufferedImage in Java (something I've already done previous image processing on, blurring, edge detect, etc) and use a circle Hough Transform to locate the center points of a given number of circles at a set radius?

Once that's done, could anyone explain how to apply it at different given radii and then work out which circles are the 'clearest' from the 'accumulator'(?) table?

Thanks
19 years ago