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Juan Fernando Villanueva | 1 Jul 18:56
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Prevent a maximization in a thinlet window... is possible?

¿Is there a way to prevent a maximization in a thinlet window? I want my thinlet window with its originals
dimentions during the its execution.
Example:
a thinlet window launched with
new FrameLauncher("xxx", myThinletVar, 800, 600);
in a 1280 x 768 pixels screen resolution always has a 800, 600 dimention.
Thanks in advance !!!

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Stephen Colebourne | 1 Jul 21:13

Re: Prevent a maximization in a thinlet window... is possible?

launcher.setResizable(false)
will probably work
Stephen

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possible?

¿Is there a way to prevent a maximization in a thinlet window? I want my
thinlet window with its originals dimentions during the its execution.
Example:
a thinlet window launched with
new FrameLauncher("xxx", myThinletVar, 800, 600);
in a 1280 x 768 pixels screen resolution always has a 800, 600 dimention.
Thanks in advance !!!

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Juan Fernando Villanueva | 1 Jul 21:29
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Re: Prevent a maximization in a thinlet window... is possible?

Great, its works!!

thanks a lot!!!

Stephen Colebourne <scolebourne <at> btopenworld.com> wrote:
launcher.setResizable(false)
will probably work
Stephen

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Sent: Thursday, July 01, 2004 5:56 PM
Subject: [thinlet] Prevent a maximization in a thinlet window... is
possible?

¿Is there a way to prevent a maximization in a thinlet window? I want my
thinlet window with its originals dimentions during the its execution.
Example:
a thinlet window launched with
new FrameLauncher("xxx", myThinletVar, 800, 600);
in a 1280 x 768 pixels screen resolution always has a 800, 600 dimention.
Thanks in advance !!!

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Juan Fernando Villanueva | 1 Jul 21:29
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Re: Prevent a maximization in a thinlet window... is possible?

Great, its works!!

thanks a lot!!!

Stephen Colebourne <scolebourne <at> btopenworld.com> wrote:
launcher.setResizable(false)
will probably work
Stephen

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To: <thinlet <at> yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Thursday, July 01, 2004 5:56 PM
Subject: [thinlet] Prevent a maximization in a thinlet window... is
possible?

¿Is there a way to prevent a maximization in a thinlet window? I want my
thinlet window with its originals dimentions during the its execution.
Example:
a thinlet window launched with
new FrameLauncher("xxx", myThinletVar, 800, 600);
in a 1280 x 768 pixels screen resolution always has a 800, 600 dimention.
Thanks in advance !!!

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Robert Bajzat | 1 Jul 21:31

Re: Prevent a maximization in a thinlet window... is possible?

FrameLauncher is a java.awt.Frame, thus:
new FrameLauncher(...).setResizable(false);

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Alan Williamson | 2 Jul 09:38
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Thinlet running on a Sony P900

http://jasonbell.blog-city.com/read/675838.htm

Jason is having some 'fun'.  Anyone been round this loop?  Would love to 
right up the successful solution as a tutorial.

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Luca | 2 Jul 23:08
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The usual question from a novice

I've saw thinlet and I am really enthusistic about it. I am not a Java
expert, so... how could I configure thinlet to work? should I have to
move the thinlet.jar somewhere? or the source somewhere else?
that's not a joke, I am really a novice about this wonderfull world.
thanks in advice for your reply, a couple of links will do the work as
well, you noone has time to waste with my question. ;)

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Gerald Bauer | 3 Jul 02:28
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Thinlet Article Chapter Now Open

Hello Luca,

> I've saw thinlet and I am really enthusistic about it. I am not a Java
> expert, so... how could I configure thinlet to work? should I have to
> move the thinlet.jar somewhere? or the source somewhere else?
> that's not a joke, I am really a novice about this wonderfull world.
> thanks in advice for your reply, a couple of links will do the work as
> well, you noone has time to waste with my question. ;)

  I've added links to Alan Williamson's Thinlet tutorial series right
on the Thinlet Developers Group front page.

  I've also started a chapter in the link section that collects all
articles about Thinlet. See
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/thinlet/links/Thinlet_Articles_001088813728

   - Gerald

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Steven Bell | 4 Jul 04:49

Re: The usual question from a novice

Well the best place I found to start is the thinlet.com website.
http://www.thinlet.com/

Check under Overview > Calculator. Which shows step by step building, 
and compling an application.

I personally have the thinlet.jar in my CLASSPATH variable, but also 
include the thinlet package (by building from the thinlet/src/ directory 
as shown in the calculator example.)

Another resource is the thinlet blog:
http://thinlet.blog-city.com/

I'm pretty new to the thinlet scene as well, but I can say for certain 
the group is full of sharp individuals who offer good advice. They have 
helped me out quickly and effectively in the past.

Luca wrote, On 7/2/2004 5:08 PM:
> I've saw thinlet and I am really enthusistic about it. I am not a Java
> expert, so... how could I configure thinlet to work? should I have to
> move the thinlet.jar somewhere? or the source somewhere else?
> that's not a joke, I am really a novice about this wonderfull world.
> thanks in advice for your reply, a couple of links will do the work as
> well, you noone has time to waste with my question. ;)
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
>
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geraldo_ls | 5 Jul 15:51
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(no code object) at line 0 with ScriptableThinlet and Jython

Hi,

I'm trying to use ScriptableThinlet with Jython.
I'm getting the following error:

SyntaxError: invalid syntax
: Traceback (innermost last):
  (no code object) at line 0
  File "<string>", line 1
        x=1
         ^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax

I've copied jython.jar to \lib directory .
Created CalculatorJython.xml with minimalist script (x=1)
Created run-calculator-python.bat using run-calculator-groovy.bat

I've played with line end characters without success (lf, cr+lf)

Any thoughts ?

Geraldo Lopes de Souza

CalculatorJython.xml
<panel>    
	<textfield name="number1" columns="4" />
	<label text="+" />
	<textfield name="number2" columns="4" />
	<button text="=">
        <script method="action">
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