Re: Netbeans 12.2 nb-javac can't parse correct java code (works with 12.1 and before)
On Thu, 2020-12-17 at 06:29 +0100, Geertjan Wielenga wrote: > Do you need to use nb-javac? Good Morning Geertjan. Thank you for replying so fast. I can run Netbeans 12.2 without that plugin of course, but somehow this beats the purpose: 1) Netbeans urges the installation of this plugin every start (and I always wondered, why it is not simply included) 2) Compile on Save requests this plugin 3) I actually do not care and just want an IDE with proper Syntax and API Doc Helpers and Code Completion I'd rather stick with Netbeans 12.1 if this plugin is failing. Just thought that 12.2 was a stable release and was supposed to work. I want to struggle with my own code, not with Netbeans please. Best regards Andreas
Re: print before take Scanner input not working
The build tool is important here.
I think you are experiencing: NETBEANS-4617
The fix for that is in 12.2: https://github.com/apache/netbeans/pull/2270
It is marked to be backported to NetBeans 12.0-u2
On 12/16/20 10:11 AM, Christopher C. Lanz wrote:
Hello,
For many years, and both with NetBeans and with just a terminal, I
have used methods like this, to prompt the user to enter (say) an integer:
public static int inkeyInteger( String message ){
System.out.print( message );
Scanner console = new Scanner(System.in);
return console.nextInt();
}
Now in NetBeans 12, this code fails - the message is not printed until
after the user supplies data to the Scanner.
I have tried all the possible orderings of these 3 lines of code, and
passing the Scanner, etc. etc. I have searched StackOverflow.
It can be worked around if I print the message before calling a method
containing the scanner definition and next() call. This will require
changing hundreds of method calls throughout a large program.
Is there a workaround or patch etc.?
Chris Lanz
Department of Computer Science
340 Dunn Hall, SUNY Potsdam
lan...@potsdam.edu
315 267 2407
315 268 1547
Nature and nature's laws lay hid in night:
God said, /Let Newton be!/ and all was light. (Pope)
It did not last: the Devil howling "Ho!
Let Einstein be!" restored the status quo. (Squire)
print before take Scanner input not working
Hello,
For many years, and both with NetBeans and with just a terminal, I have used
methods like this, to prompt the user to enter (say) an integer:
public static int inkeyInteger( String message ){
System.out.print( message );
Scanner console = new Scanner(System.in);
return console.nextInt();
}
Now in NetBeans 12, this code fails - the message is not printed until after
the user supplies data to the Scanner.
I have tried all the possible orderings of these 3 lines of code, and passing
the Scanner, etc. etc. I have searched StackOverflow.
It can be worked around if I print the message before calling a method
containing the scanner definition and next() call. This will require changing
hundreds of method calls throughout a large program.
Is there a workaround or patch etc.?
Chris Lanz
Department of Computer Science
340 Dunn Hall, SUNY Potsdam
lan...@potsdam.edu
315 267 2407
315 268 1547
Nature and nature's laws lay hid in night:
God said, Let Newton be! and all was light. (Pope)
It did not last: the Devil howling "Ho!
Let Einstein be!" restored the status quo. (Squire)
Does NetBeans install a Maven settings.xml?
I was debugging a repository issue with a maven project, and noticed that the pom based repository was being mirrored by Maven Central. I found this section in my ~/.m2/settings.xml file: maven-central https://repo1.maven.org/maven2/ *,!eclipselink.repository,!jvnet-nexus-promoted,!netbeans.repository Looking over the settings.xml file, it appears that this is entirely a NetBeans construct. (I have no memory of tweaking settings.xml myself). Does NB install/update a local settings.xml? When does it do this?
Localization issue with MenuBar(DataFolder) + declarative action registrations
Hi
I use the menuBar(DataFolder) constructor to automatically build a MenuBar from
actions registered in the layer.xml:
menuBar = new
MenuBar(DataFolder.findFolder(FileUtil.getConfigFile("MyMenuBar")));
And below is an example of the ImportMix action in the "MixFile" submenu:
@ActionID(category = "MixConsole", id =
"org.jjazz.ui.mixconsole.actions.importmix")
@ActionRegistration(displayName = "#CTL_ImportMix", lazy = true)
@ActionReferences(
{
@ActionReference(path = "MyMenuBar/MixFile", position = 200)
})
public class ImportMix extends AbstractAction
This works well and I can localize the ImportMix action name.
However how to localize the submenu name ? ("MixFile" in the example)
