Gradle uses convention over configuration which allows you to provide minimal information to build your project if you follow the standard project layout. That said everything is still configurable using a declarative style:
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Because you have a real programming language you can do almost anything.
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Note that this adds source directories rather than replacing them. The syntax for replacing is srcDirs = ['src/java'] and srcDirs = ['src/resources'] . |
Saturday, March 14, 2015
Gradle: add source dirs vs replace source dirs
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10570795/can-gradle-handle-builds-for-legacy-projects-without-having-to-restructure-direc?rq=1
Saturday, March 7, 2015
Autocomplete JTextField
http://stackabuse.com/article/example-code/example-adding-autocomplete-to-jtextfield
Autocomplete can be very useful in just about any application, but its not trivial to implement. So here is a quick example of how you might do it in Java's Swing framework with JTextField (it should also work with JTextArea with only a few modifications). This example is a modified version of Oracle's example.
Autocomplete can be very useful in just about any application, but its not trivial to implement. So here is a quick example of how you might do it in Java's Swing framework with JTextField (it should also work with JTextArea with only a few modifications). This example is a modified version of Oracle's example.
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