Dear Neil,
Oh well. I've looked at some old NB8 projects and they have the comments.
I don't think it's the dependencies, though, as in my original project all I
had to do was edit the Java file and it worked fine without touching the
project properties, which had the same libraries as the cut-
On Thu, 31 Oct 2019 at 16:53, Peter Toye wrote:
> Thanks a million. That did the trick.
Great!
> I suspect that the conversion from NB 8 to 11 has some bugs in this area - it
> probably doesn't add the comments in properly. But now I don't have a working
> NB 8 so can't test it out.
In genera
Dear Neil,
Thanks a million. That did the trick.
I had no idea what the GUI editor was looking for, and for some reason the NB
editor suppresses the GEN-BEGIN/END comments, so it's not so easy to work out
by looking at the text. I'd worked out the bit round the initcomponents method,
but not t
On Thu, 31 Oct 2019 at 11:46, Peter Toye wrote:
> You should get an error message saying the file is corrupt. If you don't,
> your system is different from mine.
Yep! Probably because it is. Open the OuterPane.java file in a text
editor outside NetBeans and make sure the comments around the
va
Dear Geertjan,
Sorry for the delay - urgent project took up too much time.
I'm not sure what you mean by a "Stack trace" - there's no dump available as it
didn't crash.
I've now put the example onto GitHub at https://github.com/ptoye/TestFormBug
Here's as small an example as I can manage.
Ste
GIT is the preferred method of sharing. Saves cluttering up inboxes of
everyone on the list with attachments.
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Cheers,
Slim
On 2019-10-23 12:46, Peter Toye wrote:
> Dear Paul,
>
> You can probably delete the swing library - the original program used it.
>
> The project platform is JDK12
ad to just rebuild any of the old forms under the jdk version.
Bayless
On 10/23/19 11:46 AM, Peter Toye wrote:
Re: GUI builder cannot find generated code Dear Paul,
You can probably delete the swing library - the original program used it.
The project platform is JDK12 which is what I&#
Dear Paul,
You can probably delete the swing library - the original program used it.
The project platform is JDK12 which is what I've got installed. You can
probably downgrade it to 11 without problems, as I don 't use any Java features
that aren't in version 8.
How is one to send an entire pr
I just did that and two issues popped up right away:
Problem: The project uses a class library called "swing-layout", but
this class library was not found.
Solution: Click Resolve to open the Library Manager and create a new
class library called "swing-layout".
The active project platform is an
Dear Geertjan,
I'm not sure what you mean by a "Stack trace" - there's no dump available as it
didn't crash..
Here's as small an example as I can manage.
Steps to reproduce:
Open TestFormBug in NB 11.1 (I'm on Windows - don't know if the OS is relevant).
If not already open, in package com.pto
Unless we can reproduce it or get a stack trace, you’ll get no responses.
Gj
On Wed, 23 Oct 2019 at 16:09, Peter Toye wrote:
> More information on this. When I open the .java file in a text editor, the
> editor-fold lines have extra information
>
> // //GEN-BEGIN:initComponents
> and
> } //
More information on this. When I open the .java file in a text editor, the
editor-fold lines have extra information
// //GEN-BEGIN:initComponents
and
} // //GEN-END:initComponents
But these don't appear when I look at the file in NetBeans. I've done the same
for a very simple project which
Another issue moving from NB 8 to 11.1
I moved a Java with Ant project from NB version 8 to 11.1, and everything
seemed fine until I decided to modify a form within the project. I got an error
message saying that the GUI builder couldn't find the generated code. The
message directed me to the w
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