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@Hot_Dog: I tried to make it GUI, but the code is too complex for my experience with Java (2 months). Sorry
Also, I found that I had no errors whenever my maximum character was smaller than my minimum character.
Deep Thought, forget the GUI, i've got it covered.
Quote from: nemo on December 22, 2010, 04:10:26 pmDeep Thought, forget the GUI, i've got it covered. Great, some info if you need it:My program doesn't prompt for the name of the font. It just takes the name of the bitmap, strips the ".bmp," runs toUpperCase(), and pads it with zeros until it's eight characters long. So basically, whatever the bitmap's called is what the .8xp is called. Not sure what Hot_Dog wants, though.Any questions about the code, just ask me
Wow, a lot happened in 2.5 hours...Deep thought, thanks for the changes! Nemo, you too!I would like it, though, if all text boxes are blank at the beginning. Also, I have a screenshot of a file I tried to compile and an error box with no error message. Finally, your error message for ending/starting characters should be "larger than or equal to" as opposed to simply "larger than."And just like Deep Thought, don't push yourself to go "above and beyond the call of duty." Plain 'ol monochrome, uncompressed bitmaps are fine
Hmm...I'm not seeing the .8xp file (meaning I probably can't find it), and I still have the error message saying "Ending character must be larger than starting character" instead of "ending character must be larger than or equal to starting character."Otherwise, nice job!
That's actually some pretty good code, nemo. I like the way you handle error messages, too.