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JScrollPane Horizontal scroll bar?
So for some reason, I can not get the horizontal scroll bar to show up. I set the policy correctly, and I tried even setting the policy to "always", and for some reason it wont show up. The pane scrolls fine with the click and drag, but I don't understand why no scroll bar when the policy... -
Simple JTable question
I should start by saying, I'm new to java programming. I have a JTable, and I guess it is their default behavior to allow users to click and hold the header of a column and move the column around. I have looked everywhere online, and I must not be wording it right, because I can not figure... -
Problem with variables between files loozing value
To answer my own question in case anyone was wondering I had to create a class within data.py like this: class data: que =0; q = data; then I would just: from data import *; and acces q.que instead :) So no need to reply I think I have it figured out ;) -
Problem with variables between files loozing value
Ok so I have a new problem, and I cannot figure out how to fix it. I think I have tried pretty much everythign I can think of so I'm here to ask another newbie question. If I have 3 simple files: --data.py----------- que = 0; -------------------- --func.py-------------------- from data... -
Equivalent of extern(C/C++) in Python?
uhhhh holy moly thanks. I can't believe i forgot from blah import blah2. I took a class on python like a year ago but I haven't foudn my notes on it. Thank you very much :) -
Equivalent of extern(C/C++) in Python?
I'm new to python, and trying to find a way of accesing a variable that is in another file. I think that "global" is kind of different in python than in most languages. Anyway is there an equivalent of "extern" like in c or c++? any help is greatly appreciated :) regards, John
