Hi, Andrei,
As I suspected, readLine() retains the newline character, and
parseInt() doesn't like it. You need to strip that newline
away.
Igor
Andrei Blackness wrote on 12/02/2009 11:17:30 AM:
> Thank you for your response Igor. I didnt realize it trunked my
> message. I will repost
Thank you for your response Igor. I didnt realize it trunked my message. I will
repost the code. I added it the x10 file as an attachment too.
public class Hello {
public static def main(args:Rail[String]!){
if(args.length>0){
Console.OUT.println("The first arg is: "+args
Hi, Andrei,
Unfortunately, your code came through quite garbled -- probably some
weird interaction between your mailer and the mailing list software.
Could you please re-send your message as plain text?
You also didn't mention what version of X10 you were using, though
from the "!" in the signatu
Can someone please tell me what is wrong with this code?
public
Console.OUT.println(
}
Console.OUT.println(classHello
{publicstaticdefmain(args:Rail[String]!){if(args.length>0){"The first arg is:
"+args(0));"Enter a number: ");valh = newHello(); // final variable
h.myMethod();
}
Console.OUT.p
