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Yeah, I won't know ahead of time what the size of the array will be. It will be chosen by the user at runtime. Basically, my program will first create an array of random numbers such that each number is great than the one previous to it. I already have this code covered. This array will be...

A small (but essential) part of a program I will soon start coding has me stumped... I'll be creating a 2-d array of integers such that an element is less than the element below it and beside it. (Basically this will be a table of random numbers that are just in ascending order, first to the...

Yep, that was it. I actually figured this out about 4 minutes after posting but the forum wouldn't let me delete my thread... ?? Thanks, -Dogcow "moof!"

I'm attempting to learn Cocoa programming and I've managed to stump myself... I'm trying to use a ProgressIndicator and can't figure out how to get it to work: IB won't let me have a button in my program activate the throbber since that button already does something else. So I've created an...

Option-double-clicking as well as command-double-clicking on method names (such as setFloatValue) no longer brings up a documentation pop-up menu. What can I do to get this feature back? Thanks, -Dogcow "moof!" "Reduce overpopulation, please spay and neuter your children."

I have all my music and media files shared on-campus via apache indexing. Recently, when I've connected with remote computers, they start to download from me but only get a little bit of the songs. The progress bar will show that they downloaded part of it, but it won't download the rest. Any...

I've spent the past week and a half working on an OpenGL program for a class. It took me three days just to find a texture loader that would compile, but whenf I attempt to run my program using the texture loader, it exits out. Also, once I added just a few lines of lighting code, my program...

Thanks man, I really appreciate the reply. I especially appreciate the length and the fact that you were in a similar position to me... I have a great book to learn cocoa and obj c (Cocoa Programming for Mac OS X) so I think I may be fine to start with obj c. Thanks again! -Dogcow "moof!"...

You're right on this one. This alone makes me lean towards objective c. I'm hoping it's partially as intelligent of a language as java is though, as java is a joy to work with. Thanks. -Dogcow "moof!" Visit The Underground

As a junior in CSC who has used java extensively during my education, I'm very well-versed in it and very comfortable with it. However, I've been encouraged by many to not use java with cocoa and instead use objective c. I am NOT going to use the java.swing libraries as they are extremely...

Ok, that's what I thought. Now I need to track down the real problem... Grr. Apple's debugger isn't the best. Thanks.

Anybody else want a Carbonized version of Newton Connection Utilities? I hate launching classic just to run NCU. Does anyone have any experience working with stuff like this? I could try to program it, but my limited knowledge of NIC and how NCU interacts with the Newton would hold me back...

A carbonized Newton Connection Utilities. I hate starting up classic just to send packages to my 2100. I'd code this myself if I was familiar with NIC and could get a hold of OS 9 source for the NCU.

How do I output lines of text to a NSTextView? I simply need a way for a java app I'm working on to spit output out through it. Also, for future reference, what's a good way to learn how to use the Apple frameworks and cocoa elements? I've found documentation more or less useless. TIA

I'm having trouble installing .pkg files on my newton. In the past, I remember I could either drag and drop these files to the connection window, or select install pkg and then select the pkg I wanted. But now none of the pkg files I've downloaded off the internet are working. They have...

Hell yes. The only thing that would be better is the wireless internet that AdmiralAK mentioned, but it's expensive. Plus, you can take your 2100 with you to a network, plug in, and run diagnosis tools or browse the appletalk. You can even start printing off network printers. Good stuff.

What's fun is having a friend in the meeting who you can beam stuff to. There are also a few games that you can play via infrared. Great fun.

Hear Hear!! A lot of my teachers gave up and just marked a question right when they couldn't read my handwriting. Yet my newton without fail always recognizes it right. Though many like the size of the palm, I prefer the large amount of screen space on the 2100. And with landscape mode...

Ah, I see. Yes, I also just bought a newton off ebay, except I opted for the 2000 that was $20 cheaper. I love my 130, and am excited about getting a newer, faster mp.

Upgraded machines are no different from the 2100's except for the "2000" on the front instead of "2100." I woulnd't worry about it, it's the same machine.