Re: Swing under Linux

1998-05-21 Thread Keith T. Garner
On Thu, May 21, 1998 at 12:54:18, Artur Biesiadowski said: > Keith T. Garner wrote: > > My only problem with Swing and tya lately is when swing calls > > unimplemented (in tya) op codes. Once tya implements them I'm sure life > > will be better. > > Unimplemented opcodes ? Could you be more verb

Re: Swing under Linux

1998-05-21 Thread Artur Biesiadowski
Keith T. Garner wrote: > > My only problem with Swing and tya lately is when swing calls > unimplemented (in tya) op codes. Once tya implements them I'm sure life > will be better. > Unimplemented opcodes ? Could you be more verbose - what opcodes do you mean and where they occur ? Artur

Re: Swing under Linux

1998-05-20 Thread Kenny Freeman
Swing is simply a jar file that you can include in your classpath (more or less). Download it and follow the instructions for the Sun OS and it works just fine-at least it works for me. In fact, I have started coding a mixer for Linux using the swing classes, and it looks fine to me. regards, KF

Re: Swing under Linux

1998-05-20 Thread Geoffrey S. Knauth
> Does anyone know if the JFC (Swing) is available under Linux? Swing is (so far) just a bunch of 100% pure Java .jar files. So the answer to your question should be Yes. At least, I'm running Swing on a Linux system without problem so far. -- Geoffrey S. Knauth http

Re: Swing under Linux

1998-05-20 Thread Keith T. Garner
On Wed, May 20, 1998 at 05:19:41, Greg Gulrajani said: > Aaron Walker wrote: > > Does anyone know if the JFC (Swing) is available under Linux? > > > > Thanks, > > Aaron > > and it works pretty well with tya > (though it crashes some times) My only problem with Swing and tya lately is when swing

Re: Swing under Linux

1998-05-20 Thread Michael Wong
Oh, most of the function of swing are also in some other commercial beans like the JClass and the shafir. I've been using them and feel they are quite well. Anybody got other opinion? -- -- PortfolioHCI, Inc., your information and Inter

Re: Swing under Linux

1998-05-20 Thread Greg Gulrajani
Aaron Walker wrote: > Does anyone know if the JFC (Swing) is available under Linux? > > Thanks, > Aaron and it works pretty well with tya (though it crashes some times) -greg

Re: Swing under Linux

1998-05-20 Thread MOhican the SysAdmin
Be prepared for heavy memory conspomution when using swing though. It's done for revision is what i say. But anyway..it's just 100% java so no probs on Linux.

Re: Swing under Linux

1998-05-20 Thread Stephen Wynne
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Aaron Walker writes: Does anyone know if the JFC (Swing) is available under Linux? Aaron, Although I'm not using JFC yet, I've informally tested it using the Swing 1.02 "SwingSet" and trying all the tabs. I had no notable problems using SBB JDK versions

Re: Swing under Linux

1998-05-20 Thread Michael Wong
Following the same question. Does anyone know of any good IDE which can use swing well? I tried super mojo and it crashes everytime I tried to import swing. Thanks. Mike. Paul Reavis wrote: > Aaron Walker wrote: > > > Does anyone know if the JFC (Swing) is available under Linux? > > Just downl

Re: Swing under Linux

1998-05-20 Thread Paul Reavis
Aaron Walker wrote: > Does anyone know if the JFC (Swing) is available under Linux? Just download it from javasoft (I grab the tar.Z version) and use it. Works great. Swing is 100% java, so no porting required. -- Paul Reavis [EMAIL PROTECTED] Design Lead P

Swing under Linux

1998-05-20 Thread Aaron Walker
Does anyone know if the JFC (Swing) is available under Linux? Thanks, Aaron