Ron McLeod wrote:Where are the image files loaded from - local file system, network server?
Do you need to load all the images at start-up, or can you lazily load them as required?
Tim Holloway wrote:There is an entire subsystem for Java development for Emacs, including auto-suggestion and debugging. As far as I know, vim never got that ambitious.
It's nowhere near as convenient as a true GUI, but for a while I was using a 200MHz Pentium system to do some of my development work using this framework.
Maneesh Godbole wrote:
Paul Mrozik wrote:I have had first hand experience with this company and I strongly advise those of you considering the position to think everything through.
Having been in a dire financial situation at the time I first saw this offer, I went for it. In fact, I dropped everything I'd been doing up to that point in my personal business venture and went for it.
I spent about three weeks or so studying, then taking tests, then taking more tests, and then taking even more tests. After I thought I'd qualified, someone from somewhere requested that I take yet another one, and I admit I just winged it and was quite irritated at that point. Given excellent results on the previous ones, I believe I should have at the very least have been given a chance to prove myself as there's a probationary period anyway. Unfortunately, I strongly feel that I'd done some of their work for free.
They also reel you in by promising a nice sum upon successful completion of the lessons/tests.
It's your choice guys, but do think this through. The company looks and sounds legit and everything is rather well organized, but I have a hunch they're getting some of their work done for free. You should also note that everything is done remotely and the company is based in Australia, so you may want to also consider the legal implications should you not get paid.
Based on your experience, can you tell us if you ever paid any money to this company to get work?
Jayesh A Lalwani wrote:2 course short of a degree? Is that an software engineering/comput3er science related degree? Why don't you just try to finish the degree before you move abroad?
Henry Wong wrote:
Paul Mrozik wrote:Thanks for your input.
Ideally I would like to get into software development as a Junior Java Developer and again, ideally, this would be an awesome project. I have already started looking and found some interesting positions, but I feel that my resume may be a bit weak given no commercial experience.
I can perform, I can adopt, and I get things done. I have moved around quite a bit over the course of my life. I know what I'm good at and I also know my weaknesses.
I have exactly 40 days before I leave, and I need to make the most of them.
As a side note, first, we don't know what country you are currently in -- except that you don't want anything from there, and that you will be leaving in about 40 days. Second, we don't know what country you are moving to either. Except that, you will not be able to attend any interviews for about 40 days.
Perhaps it would be a good idea to provide the countries -- as there may be country specific advice that your fellow ranchers may be able to provide.
Henry
Now the problem comes in when those log files, if they haven't been read before and are over a certain size (around 20Mb). Smaller files don't seem to have any issues, and I am a little confused as to what is going on, as when I look at the length of either the String or StringBuffer they are around the 13 million character mark. When I do a StringBuffer.toString(), it is as if nothing is passed, and from what information I can find, I am well below any limits of maximum characters for a String, (but maybe I am).
Piet Souris wrote:I don't know MigLayout, but GridLayout makes all components equal in size.
I've tried your code, and since your scrollpane is 529 pixels high, the buttonpanel gets a height of 529 too. making the frame getting a height of about 1100 pixels. That's bigger than my screensize.
You could do the following:
and
I've tried it, and it works!
Greetz,
Piet
Maneesh Godbole wrote:Could be the layout then. Please post your SSCCE (<=link, please read) so we can take a look