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Creating objects in C-JAVA
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Creating objects in C-JAVA


  • Subject: Creating objects in C-JAVA
  • From: malcom <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sun, 14 Jul 2002 12:02:41 +0200

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Da: malcom <email@hidden>
Data: Sab lug 13, 2002 01:53:06 Europe/Rome
A: email@hidden
Oggetto: Creating objects (was instantiate objects)

Ok i try to explain better...

I'm making an irc client using cocoa-java combination.
Now i need to show the text for every channels... I have two different ways:
#1 a listview (with the opened channels) and a number of textivew based on that opened channels. The user click a chan, and the software will show the right textview hiding the others. So i need to create on fly different objects and set the size/location of it. It's possibile? How? (OFF: can i do it with an entire window? how?... so i can separate different servers...)

#2 a listview (same as above) and only one textview. The text for every channel will be saved into different string objects, and it will be show in the textview, when the user click the channels. (i will save only the last 100 lines about...)

Now what's the better solution? I'm coming from realbasic, and while the first solution is more memory expensive, the second can be too slow. Or not? Any comments? Thx a lot, malcom.
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