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| − | Hello to whoever is actually reading this!
| + | I thought this wiki was dead. Guess not. |
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| − | Name: Ben Passer
| + | I'm currently in my first year of mathematics graduate study (Ph.D. track) at Washington University in St. Louis. That makes me a . . . uhh . . . sixth year. Damn. |
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| − | Interests: Video Games, Programming (not very much yet)
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| − | Room: 312
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| − | RC: Matt Garrett
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| − | Roommate: Alex Neaveill
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| − | Check out www.geocities.com/ben_passer/time.html to see my counter for the time until move-in day (midnight), which was made using a Java Applet that is referenced from html within the geocities page. It's terribly inefficient, and the concepts behind it are pretty basic, but then again I just started reading about Applets about a week ago.
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| − | Here's the general layout:
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| − | Make Labels and Button (Labels have no text); Add everything; set Button as an ActionListener; actionPerformed: Remove Button; Set text for Label showing format; Enter an infinite loop: Set text for Label showing time using a Date object with no constructor arguments (current time) and another Date object with the move-in day (constant update from loop gives the counter effect)
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| − | I might decide to add some colors and stuff later, but then again it won't really exist for all that much longer.
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Latest revision as of 00:35, 14 August 2011
I thought this wiki was dead. Guess not.
I'm currently in my first year of mathematics graduate study (Ph.D. track) at Washington University in St. Louis. That makes me a . . . uhh . . . sixth year. Damn.
