1. Java Custom ListCellRenderer casting problem (SSCCE included) stackoverflow.comI am trying to create a custom ListCellRenderer in order to give different foreground colors in each line, depending on the input of the jList. I am not an expert or ... |
2. Probably a casting problem - Java stackoverflow.comI wrote the following code: |
3. Problem understanding a casting issue stackoverflow.comCan someone explain to me how the two lines under the comment are compilable? |
4. Casting Problem coderanch.comHello, I am new to this forum and sorta new to Java programming. Here is my problem. I have a piece of Lotus script that I am basically converting to Java line by line. Probably not best practice I know. Question when I try to cast a character to an integer I get errors and I cannot find the correct way ... |
5. casting problem coderanch.comBecause it is not possible to cast Object directly to a primitive such as int or char. Prior to Java 5.0, it wasn't possible at all. Now however, you can using auto(un)boxing, just as long as you do the right casting: ch = (Character)st.pop(); How this works: 1) The object is retrieved from the pop() method. 2) It is cast to ... |
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7. Problem with casting coderanch.comAre there different rules for casting for different types of operators(like assignment and compound operators) I mean when byte b=1; long l=1000; b=(byte)l; //compiler asks for casting here. And when byte b=1; long l=1000; b+=l; //which is b=b+l,and the result of b+l here is long,then why doesn't compiler ask for casting when assigning to long to byte as above exmaple.And will ... |
8. Casting problem. Image to BufferedImage coderanch.comRenderedImage rendImage = myCreateImage(); // Write generated image to a file try { // Save as JPEG file = new File("newimage.jpg"); ImageIO.write(rendImage, "jpg", file); } catch (IOException e) { } // Returns a generated image. public RenderedImage myCreateImage() { int width = 384; int height = 288; // Create a buffered image in which to draw BufferedImage bufferedImage = new BufferedImage(width, ... |
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10. Problems with Casting coderanch.comHello Everyone, This question is most likely very entry level to most of you, but I'm new to programming. Please bare with me. I have an application that passes data from an Array into a Vector, a LinkedList and an ArrayList. Iam having problems display the data in the Collections. Instead of seeing the values in the collections I see what ... |
11. casting problem coderanch.comHello all I have the below casting problem in my servlet program for stock trading system: "java.lang.ClassCastException: trade.equity.XXXEquity cannot be cast to java.lang.Comparable" The XXXEquity is a subclass of Equity, code looks like: class Equity |
12. Casting problem coderanch.comclass Ab { private int x; } public class Bc extends Ab { private int z; protected Bc(int z) { this.z=z; } public static void main(String[] args) { Ab a=new Bc(4); System.out.println((Bc)a.z);/*why this line gives the compiler error of cannot find symbol?*/ Bc b=(Bc)a; System.out.println(b.z);//while this one compiles fine??please clear my doubt... } } |
13. Casting problem coderanch.comHi All, I am unable to understand a very simple casting conversion of classes. Please help me clear my concept.!!! Here is the code. Employee.java ------------- public class Employee { private String name; private double salary; public Employee(String n, double s){ name = n; salary = s; } public String getName() { return name; } public void setName(String name) { this.name ... |
14. Cast problem coderanch.comHeh, that was my exact same question the first time I messed with Iterators. In a regular for loop you are allowed to modify your iterator any way you'd like but when iterating over a collection using an Iterator you must not change the structure of the collection as Henry already stated. |
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16. Casting Problems coderanch.comYou can't cast to it at Compile time if I am understanding your question correctly. When using Reflection, you are essentially giving up compile-time type checking and all the conveniences that come with it in order to gain the ability to "dynamically cast" as people seem to always describe it. Read up on Reflection and examine some coding examples. Reflection is ... |
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19. Casting problem forums.oracle.comHi every body, I am getting following exception while running the following code. I checked it and casted it carefully, but I do not know why it is displaying the error double diffperc1=diff/previousPrice*100; diffperc1=Math.abs(diffperc1); if (diffperc1 >= 25){ NumberFormat formatter=new DecimalFormat("0.##"); String stringdiffperc=formatter.format(diffperc1); double diffperc=Double.parseDouble(stringdiffperc); } And the error is as java.lang.NumberFormatException: For input string: "25,89" at java.lang.NumberFormatException.forInputString(NumberFormatException.java:48) at java.lang.FloatingDecimal.readJavaFormatString(FloatingDecimal.java:1207) at ... |
20. Getting casting problem wneh compiling JasperReport forums.oracle.com |
21. Problem With Casting forums.oracle.comFirst, way too much code. In the future, please trim it down to just what it necessary to demonstrate the problem, even if that means creating a small program from scratch--an [SSCCE|http://sscce.org]. Arindam_Choudhury wrote: D:\working>javac -g list/*.java list\LockDList.java:56: cannot find symbol symbol : variable lock location: class list.DListNode node.lock = true; ^ 1 error but when i try ((LockDListNode)node).lock = true, ... |
22. casting problem forums.oracle.com(Integer)seq[2]==0 I'm trying to use this in an if statement. The value of seq[2] is 1 but I can't figure out how to get it to work. seq is an Object[] seq[2]==0 Incompatible operand types Object and int (Integer)seq[2]==0 ClassCastException: Cannot cast "1" to java.lang.Integer (int)seq[2]==0 Cannot cast from Object to int What is the proper way to do this? |
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29. casting problem forums.oracle.comHello, I want to cast an object into a subclass and use a method from this object. This is part of the code so you can see what i'm trying to do. Controller c = Mediator.getMediator().getController(); (c.getClass() c).method(); I know that there is a cast(Object obj) method in for Class, but I don't see how to use it here. |
30. Casting problem forums.oracle.comMaybe I am wrong but I don't understand your code as in why did you do it this way: 1. The Bookmark class creates a JTree and adds a selection listener which is the TreeController. Why do you then have the createNodes() function in TreeController ? I think the TreeControlloer class should override valueChanged() and everything else should be in Bookmark ... |