[724] in java-interest
System.out.print in class extending Applet running in hotjava?
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Gary Joseph Bowdridge)
Mon Jul 17 17:26:05 1995
From: grover@ra.isisnet.com (Gary Joseph Bowdridge)
To: java-interest@java.Eng.Sun.COM
Date: Mon, 17 Jul 1995 17:04:38 -0300 (ADT)
This is either a silly (as every knows of a better way) question,
or a darned good one... Take your pick and let me know.
It Seems to me that there is no (easy?) way to currently use
System.out.println from a class that extends Applet running
from in hotjava...
1) Is there anyone with a method they use to replace the
"println" method in order to do quick, dirty, and easy debugging
while running the applet from hotjava? (ie: a pop up box type deal that
keeps debuggin info away from the applet window).
2) is there an easy way to define a "tty" type deal for
the current System.out.println method and thus have the
println calls print to another screen (as i can do with gdb or such).
3) I've been doing debbuging in two steps, first what i can
by running my applet with java, then what i can from hotjava...
any suggestions on how others are doing debugging would be helpfull..
It would be my suggestion that the System.out method
create some sort of "box/window" for calls to the print/write methods to
go to... I assume they'll have to do this for the Mac/windows
environments anyway, unless they give the java enterpreter it's
own "window"...
Thanks,
grover@ra.isisnet.com
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