137 gigs, w/ 18-20 gb free for the internal. 465 gb, w/ 218 gb free for the external.
USB y cable. Both the main cable and the power source one are plugged into the computer.
The external still has the OS on it, yes. The other laptop was the newer one, an HP HDX model built in 2009. This one I'm using now is an HP Pavillion model built in 2008. The HDX, the one that died, went because the motherboard overheated during a game of Sims 3, because I forgot to turn on the cooling stand after I got back from out of town.
!How to "call" a specific function to do its action inside its class? How about, how to call a function outside its own class? Java-language noob here
How to "call" a specific function to do its action inside its class? How about, how to call a function outside its own class? Java-language noob here
package quintillus.civ3editor;
import quintillus.civ3editor.Civ3Scenario;
public class Civ3ScenarioEditor
{
public static void main(String[]args)
{
File file = new File("C:\Civilization III\Conquests\Conquests\02 Rise of Rome.biq");
//the below two lines will not work without the import line above
Civ3Scenario scenario = new Civ3Scenario(file);
scenario.import();
//to call a function within the same class, the import statement is not required
doSomethingAwesome();
}
private static void doSomethingAwesome();
{
System.out.println("Awesome stuff!");
}
}package quintillus.civ3editor;
public class Civ3Scenario
{
private File file;
public Civ3Scenario(File file)
{
this.file = file;
}
public void import()
{
//do whatever's necessary to import the file
}
}OK, thanks a lot guys
! I have another question too. So.. How to "format" a String- variable? Example: "int i ... i = 0". Is it like: "String a ... a = hello cfc!"...or what? And oh, its Java what I'm talking about again !OK, thanks a lot guys
boolean coming = true;
String name = "cfc";
int howSupprisedAmI = 2;
StringBuilder formatedStringBuilder = new StringBuilder();
if(coming) {
formatedStringBuilder.append("hello ");
} else {
formatedStringBuilder.append("goodbye ");
}
formatedStringBuilder.append(name);
switch(howSupprisedAmI) {
case 1:
formatedStringBuilder.append(".");
break;
case 2:
formatedStringBuilder.append("!");
break;
case 3:
formatedStringBuilder.append("!!!!!????!!!!");
break;
default:
formatedStringBuilder.append("?");
break;
}
String formatedString = formatedStringBuilder.toString();
!! And the reason why you may find my questions weird is probably that my english sklls still need some practice, especially when it comes to programming words. They don't teach that stuff in school... Back to business. I just got confused about should I use ""- marks (like in System.out.println stuff), or not (like in int = 1). Thanks !Yes! Thanks Samson! You guys here are so insanely fast! It is really worth it to ask something in this thread
Stationary PC. I was considering trying the Steam Big Picture feature. I've got a good router connected to all, via fibre to the pc, the rest wireless. TV in another room....
