[VB+Java] Final Project

[Joe[x86]]

- Updated protocol specification telling when packets should be sent.
- Documented packet header.
- Documented packet footer.
- Fixed disconnect packet issue.

http://www.javaop.com/~joe/VBFinal.zip

I'm running a server on joex86.no-ip.org, if anyone wants to check it out.

[Newby]

Seeing as how a perfect-looking GUI is not vital to the operation of this program, I'm going to have to go with ignoring it completely.

Seeing as how completing my homework in math is not vital to the completion of the class, I'm going to not do my homework in math.

I won't have an 'A', though. I may have something closer to a 'C' or a 'D'. (But for me, I have a 95% )

[Joe[x86]]

Seeing as how a perfect-looking GUI is not vital to the operation of this program, I'm going to have to go with ignoring it completely.

Seeing as how completing my homework in math is not vital to the completion of the class, I'm going to not do my homework in math.

I won't have an 'A', though. I may have something closer to a 'C' or a 'D'. (But for me, I have a 95% )

Ah Newby, I should teach you something you taught me. The beauty of open source is, if you don't like the way something works, you can fix it yourself. =)

EDIT -
I rarely do math homework either, so eh?

[Newby]

Seeing as how a perfect-looking GUI is not vital to the operation of this program, I'm going to have to go with ignoring it completely.

Seeing as how completing my homework in math is not vital to the completion of the class, I'm going to not do my homework in math.

I won't have an 'A', though. I may have something closer to a 'C' or a 'D'. (But for me, I have a 95% )

Ah Newby, I should teach you something you taught me. The beauty of open source is, if you don't like the way something works, you can fix it yourself. =)

Your teacher is not interested in my coding skills, or anybody else's coding skills for that matter. He's interested in yours.

[UserLoser.]

Seeing as how a perfect-looking GUI is not vital to the operation of this program, I'm going to have to go with ignoring it completely.

Seeing as how completing my homework in math is not vital to the completion of the class, I'm going to not do my homework in math.

I won't have an 'A', though. I may have something closer to a 'C' or a 'D'. (But for me, I have a 95% )

Ah Newby, I should teach you something you taught me. The beauty of open source is, if you don't like the way something works, you can fix it yourself. =)

EDIT -
I rarely do math homework either, so eh?

The beauty of closed source is, if you don't like the way something works, you can write your own and make it better instead of being lazy

[dxoigmn]

The beauty of closed source is, if you don't like the way something works, you can write your own and make it better instead of being lazy

Awww, I thought this thread would have changed you. Guess not

[Newby]

The beauty of closed source is, if you don't like the way something works, you can write your own and make it better instead of being lazy

That's because if you are lazy, it doesn't get changed.

Also, the beauty of open source is, if you don't like the way something works, you can write your own or have someone else write it for you.

2 perks over 1!

[rabbit]

How do you fix it? I believe I just subclassed the mainform and didn't allow it to resize smaller than x and y. Even then it's a hassle because of debugging things in the future.

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Private Sub Form_Resize()
    If Me.ScaleWidth > 0 Then
        ' resize y
    End If

    If Me.ScaleHeight > 0 Then
        ' resize x
    End If

If it's less than 0 they can't see it anyway, so there is no point in doing any resizing.

[Warrior]

That looks ugly + flickers :/

[Joe[x86]]

Guys, get over it. I am not going to modify my resize sub, unless I add new controls which need to be resized, etc.

[Joe[x86]]

-- Added error handler in Form_Unload to avoid errors when sending PKT_DISCONNECT when the socket is closed.
-- Server is now using a dynamicly size-increasing array of sockets, and the loops have been modified to work with this.
-- Now using port 8999 for communication instead of port 99, as port 99 is a restricted socket (except on Windows). Thanks iago!

http://www.javaop.com/~joe/VBFinal.zip

EDIT -
I'm running a RabbiChat server on iago's production server. www.javaop.com:8999.

[rabbit]

That looks ugly + flickers :/

Actually, it doesn't do either at all.