I did some online research on how to make it so that Eclipse suggests autocompletion for every single word written in my opened documents.

This is a feature that would really help me coding, but I couldn't find it online. I'm asking for help because I'm wondering if some of you know how to do it. Thanks

FinaleTI, you would win the Internet if you used that font in a cool IDE, not Visual Studio

Either way, I also like dark background, but not black. My favourite theme on gedit is Oblivion (dark gray background).

when I was in APCS, my teacher didn't taught us anything so we had to learn by ourselves XP
(Yeong got a score of 4 in AP test XP )

Out of? Also, I know people who use Microsoft Word to write CSS. Of course, now they use Notepad++ thanks to me

I know there's a topic on something similar here but this is different.

What is your favourite coding font? The one you use on your programming text editors.

I use Consolas or Courier New, what about you

But you said you were already using a string to set the location.
Well, my solution ain't dynamic either, but at least more secure than that imho

I have a string with it, in the php file, there's no way the user can delete it.

There's 1 real secure way to do this.
As soon as the form is loaded (for example: ./form.php)
You create a $_SESSION['currentpage'] = 'form.php';

And when the user submits the form, you check that variable. If it's empty, the user has deleted the session cookie.
In that case you simply return back to the form

Er, what? I only need to get the location of the form, like:

http://www.mywebsite.com/folder/form.html

The location is http://www.mywebsite.com/folder.

This is a general programming question. I chose to put it here, because I'm using Java.

I need to display an image, and that image can rotate with the mouse. Basically, it's like Builderboy's game Nightmare, where the player has an orientation and he is always looking at the location of the mouse.

I'm not asking for Java code, I'm asking about how to make it.

int orientation;
int x;
int y;

These are the three main variables of the player object. My problem is how to display an image with a certain rotation.

If the player were a rectangle, I would display it like this:

/* g is the graphics component */
g.fillRect(x, y, 20, 20);

Now, how can I rotate the rectangle? My only obvious answer is using trigonometry, it's not very hard, but I'm wondering if there are any other ways. Thanks a lot!