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No i mean ,when i call this method it should check randomly first x or first y or the other , and then continue the rest again randomly.I tried to do that but couldn't succeed and i think i should...

I have a method something like this
if(x = 1){
statement1;
break;
}
if(y = 1){
statement2;
break;
}...

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The Method "Ende" is in the Same class in which there is the "main" method, that caused the syntax error.
If I write


public static void main(String[] args) {
Spielsystem Schiff = new...

How can I programm this? Didn't I created a new instance with "new Spielsystem();"?

ende() is in the same class as the "Error"-Main Class. The Code creates a "new Spielsystem" of that class.
Where should I enter the data? I assume it is




public boolean ende() {
...

Do I have to put this in the method "ende" itself?
Which instances should I put in there?

Thanks! will do that!

Hey I have written this code:
When I am executing it, I have problems with my main class. What can I do?
(German Student)

Programm should just start the methods in 2 other classes.

ERROR...

Diagram:1796
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Constructors:
public ConsLoIF(ImageFile first, ILoIF rest) { }
public MtLoIF() {}
public ImageFile(String name, int...

Hi guys,

I am currently trying to select a variable from my database and keep receiving error. Any suggestions?

at...

Hi,

I am currently building a Java software that develops a PDF file based on a table. However, I am having an issue with getting all the information into the column of the PDF and need help. ...

EDIT: Solved with Apache Commons IO BOMInputStream
http://commons.apache.org/io/api-release/org/apache/commons/io/input/BOMInputStream.html
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I have some text files starting with ...

Thank you. I've found that when specifying encoding for the output is necessary as well to specify it for the input:

BufferedReader input = new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(new...

I have files that are either encoded in ASCII (Windows-1252) or UTF-8 (with or without BOM encoding). How can I convert them from their encoding to UTF-8, like I could do with text editors like...

How can I convert a string from ANSI to UTF-8?

I read from a file that may have ANSI or UTF-8 encoding, and by default BufferedWriter(new FileWriter(outFile) saves the file in ANSI. I would like to save it in UTF-8. How could I do that?

I've solved it using the org.apache.commons.codec package from Apache. The source java files are available for download:
Codec - Home

It contains the method...

It doesn't work if there are some characters (that are not supposed to be in a URL):


Exception in thread "main" java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: URLDecoder: Illegal hex characters in escape...

Yes, but convert all the cases.

You can check here a webpage that does online conversion, but I would like to do it with software: Encode/Decode Quoted Printable - Webatic

The source is a contact VCARD, and each entry goes on one line if not quoted printable but goes in one or more is used the ENCODING=QUOTED-PRINTABLE string, indicating an ending with the '='...

I want to decode data with the encoding ENCODING=QUOTED-PRINTABLE;CHARSET=UTF-8:

to standard text. For example =0D=0A turns into \n and so on, but I was unable to find a specific standard java...

what about openjdk?

It was solved modifying the convert.java:

public class convert {

/**
* @param args
*/
public static void getnumber(String args) {
// TODO Auto-generated method stub

It is properly declared. The list[] is a list of files read from a folder, and I want to pass them one by one to a method to do text file conversion.