> So.. do you want to name one?
> > So.. do you want to name one?
>
> Yes, the one that I am trying to use is the simplest one, the one that
> needs the image the x and y coordinates ,the
> width, height and the image observer .
OK.. but, Knute has already posted source (an
SSCCE, no less) that does exactly that. ...
>...The image I have it saved in the
> same file as the workspace for this application, I want to know how I
> create this image argument.
..The only difference is that he did not specifically
use an image in the local directory, but one on the
interent (so anyone can try it).
Note that the command he used (at the bottom -
to run it against an internet image), can easily be
changed to refer to a local file.
Try it, 1st exactly as it is with the image on the
internet, see how you go, and if you have any
problems, it would probably be best to add
further questions or comments to *that* strand
of the thread.
Andrew T.
Andrew Thompson - 09 Dec 2006 05:05 GMT
..
> ..The only difference is that he did not specifically
> use an image in the local directory, but one on the
> interent (so anyone can try it).
D'Oh! Both local file and internet forms were shown.
I noticed the URL form, because a certain 'web
interface to usenet' formats it as a link* - it stands
out, the 'local file' form was immediately above it,
but (silly grin) I only glanced at the end of the post..
*
<http://groups.google.com/group/comp.lang.java.help/msg/2f44707c471b8b73>
A.