Eclipse question

[alexander]

Python on mobile phones:
Python for Mobile Devices

or if you really wanted to, you could always use jython though it's not quite for j2me platform... hmm...

oh, just an fyi for the future, you can use [code][/code] tags when you post code, to make it look more esthetically pleasing

[snoopy]

Originally Posted by alexander

Python on mobile phones:
Python for Mobile Devices

or if you really wanted to, you could always use jython though it's not quite for j2me platform... hmm...

oh, just an fyi for the future, you can use [code][/code] tags when you post code, to make it look more esthetically pleasing

Thanks for the link I never knew that you could use python for pocket pc's

but I think it would be rather limited for mobile phones as my programs will run on most default colour phones whereas mobile phones running symbian are very rare.

But I might learn more python I know a little already and a little C# quite a lot of pascal and java is pretty easy.

Thanks again

Peace

[nikgod]

Just thought I'd give a shout-out as a Java developer. I hate eclipse with a passion, but I'm reasonably java-literate (mostly just J2SE, haven't gotten into the J2EE or J2ME SDKs yet).

[snoopy]

Originally Posted by nikgod

Just thought I'd give a shout-out as a Java developer. I hate eclipse with a passion, but I'm reasonably java-literate (mostly just J2SE, haven't gotten into the J2EE or J2ME SDKs yet).

hiya,

first of all thanks for replying.....

second sorry to hear you dont like eclipse I can sort of relate as I didnt like it much in the beginning either.

but now its becoming my best bud....

much to the displeasure of my wife.....

j2me is cool and annoying in its limitation but they can be overcome especially if your writing CLDC 1.1 MIDP 2.0.

writing for CLDC 1.0 is harder and much more annoying especially if your writing math orientated programs.

What sort of stuff do you write ?

Peace

[nikgod]

Mostly I write data processing apps, sometimes I'll get a little carried away with swing and make something that looks pretty (last bit of java that I wrote was an on-screen keyboard that resembled an iPhone - for touchscreens).

I also tend to have a nasty habit of never finishing projects

[alexander]

lol, yeah we definitely have that in-common

though shouldn't say never, but quite a big chunk