I suppose it's possible to download the Eclipse source code, but it is typically distributed as a Java executable. I believe that's what you have, and you're trying to compile it which won't work,...
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I suppose it's possible to download the Eclipse source code, but it is typically distributed as a Java executable. I believe that's what you have, and you're trying to compile it which won't work,...
Your premise, what you heard, is not true. Eclipse does not have its own compiler. With that dispelled, if you have a working Eclipse installation, don't change anything.
Uncompress the file you've downloaded to a folder over which you have complete control and access, usually a folder under root/home/username/. In the root folder of your destination will be an...
Installing Eclipse to your OS from a file downloaded from the Eclipse.org distribution site is not a big deal. Download the version you want, and SIMPLY:
1. uncompress it to a directory over...
It's expressed fine.
You should check out the Programming Talk sub-forum: http://ubuntuforums.org/forumdisplay.php?f=39. The forum has many threads from those asking about the early stages of...
Agree that your computer's clock may be losing time when it is shut down, so you should check the CMOS battery. The next symptom will be that your startup settings stored in BIOS may have to be...
I assume since you've coded dice that you meant to use Java's Random() class to generate numbers 1 through 6. I suggest modifying your approach to:
Random rnd = new Random();
. . .
die =...
There is a sub-forum here called Programming Talk where the subject of which Integrated Development Environment (IDE) is best to use for which application, programming task, language, when learning,...
According to this article, the command 'aptitude' opens a text based interface to the package manager, while apt-get is a package manager command. You can learn more by reading the article and the...
Here's an article you may find useful.
Those environment settings are usually more of a concern in the Windows world. I've been running Java just fine in Linux without worrying about them. Do...
Download the distribution from the Eclipse web site, unpack it into a directory that you have control of, usually a directory off your home folder is best, and build a shortcut to the Eclipse...
A simple answer to your thread title is that inherited methods cannot be disinherited, but they can be overridden. Based on the conversation that follows, I'm not sure you were looking for the...
Connecting two computers directly via their NICs is typically accomplished using a crossover cable. Similarly, there is sometimes a connection (or socket) on modems and switches for cascading...
Check out Gambas. I'm not recommending, just suggesting.
I think the OP means code completion.
Step 1: review the stickies at the top of this page.
Come back and ask if you have more questions.
Look at the Scanner method nextDouble().
I recommend that you ask your future programming questions in the Programming Talk subforum here on UF. There are many smart, helpful people who frequent...
Often, someone asking your question is really wondering how to get an Integrated Development Environment (IDE) or program(mer's) editor. There are several available and have been discussed...
Right category? Wrong forum. Is Linux From Scratch an Ubuntu distribution? Don't think so. While someone here may help you, it seems you'd have better luck in a general Linux forum or in a forum...
The Programming Talk sub-forum here on UF is a good place to ask these kind of questions and to learn more by reading stickies and reviewing/searching existing threads.
Eclipse preferences are so complicated with so many possible settings affecting how others work. Perhaps you innocently changed a setting that disabled function keys and didn't realize it.
Since...
Any luck? Did they ever work in Ubuntu for you, or has this been a problem since installing? You might try creating a new workspace to see if that helps, but I'm doubtful that it'll help,...
Did you review the stickies here? Have you read the MANY threads on which IDE is best (it's still being decided)? Once you learn some Java basics, for your next step to GUI programming learn Swing.
Review the stickies in the Programming Talk sub-Forum here on Ubuntu Forums for advice on how to get started on your journey to learn a language.
Change your screen resolution?