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GUI Application for writing notes
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I am developing a GUI application that lets you add pieces of text to a note.txt.
The problem that I have is when I try to add a text it only adds a "0" and if you try to run the project it crashes. In the past it did not even recognise that the file even exist (somehow I got that fixed).
Figured out that the problem is here private void readAllNotes() class.
Would be grateful is someone could help.
here is my repository of the project on github, feel free to give advice on any part of the code.
https://github.com/justcain/GUI-Easy-snippets
public class AllNotes extends CommonCode
ArrayList<Note> allNotes = new ArrayList<>();
private String crse = "";
private int maxID = 0;
AllNotes()
readAllNotes();
public final int getMaxID()
maxID++;
return maxID;
private void readAllNotes()
ArrayList<String> readNotes = new ArrayList<>();
readNotes = readTextFile(appDir + fileSeparator + "\Notes.txt");
//System.out.println(readNotes.get(0));
if (!"File not found".equals(readNotes.get(0)))
allNotes.clear();
for (String str : readNotes)
String[] tmp = str.split("t");
System.out.println(str);
Note n = new Note();
n.setNoteID(Integer.parseInt(tmp[0]));
n.setCourse(tmp[1]);
n.setDayte(tmp[2]);
n.setNote(tmp[3]);
allNotes.add(n);
/*int nid = Integer.parseInt(tmp[0]);
Note n = new Note(nid, tmp[1], tmp[2], tmp[3]);
allNotes.add(n);
if (nid > maxID)
maxID = nid;
*/
maxID++;
public void addNote(int maxID, String course, String note)
Note myNote = new Note(maxID, course, note);
allNotes.add(myNote);
writeAllNotes();
public ArrayList<Note> getAllNotes()
return allNotes;
private void writeAllNotes()
String path = appDir + fileSeparator + "\Notes.txt";
ArrayList<String> writeNote = new ArrayList<>();
allNotes.stream().map((n) ->
String tmp = n.getNoteID() + "t";
tmp += n.getCourse() + "t";
tmp += n.getDayte() + "t";
tmp += n.getNote();
return tmp;
).forEachOrdered((tmp) ->
writeNote.add(tmp);
);
try
//FileWriter writer = new FileWriter("path");
//BufferedWriter bw = new BufferedWriter(writer);
writeTextFile(path, writeNote);
catch (IOException e)
System.out.println("Problem! " + path);
public String searchAllNotesByKeyword(String noteList, int i, String s)
if (i == allNotes.size())
return noteList;
if (allNotes.get(i).getNote().contains(s))
noteList += allNotes.get(i).getNote() + "n";
return searchAllNotesByKeyword(noteList, i + 1, s);
java file file-io text-files
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I am developing a GUI application that lets you add pieces of text to a note.txt.
The problem that I have is when I try to add a text it only adds a "0" and if you try to run the project it crashes. In the past it did not even recognise that the file even exist (somehow I got that fixed).
Figured out that the problem is here private void readAllNotes() class.
Would be grateful is someone could help.
here is my repository of the project on github, feel free to give advice on any part of the code.
https://github.com/justcain/GUI-Easy-snippets
public class AllNotes extends CommonCode
ArrayList<Note> allNotes = new ArrayList<>();
private String crse = "";
private int maxID = 0;
AllNotes()
readAllNotes();
public final int getMaxID()
maxID++;
return maxID;
private void readAllNotes()
ArrayList<String> readNotes = new ArrayList<>();
readNotes = readTextFile(appDir + fileSeparator + "\Notes.txt");
//System.out.println(readNotes.get(0));
if (!"File not found".equals(readNotes.get(0)))
allNotes.clear();
for (String str : readNotes)
String[] tmp = str.split("t");
System.out.println(str);
Note n = new Note();
n.setNoteID(Integer.parseInt(tmp[0]));
n.setCourse(tmp[1]);
n.setDayte(tmp[2]);
n.setNote(tmp[3]);
allNotes.add(n);
/*int nid = Integer.parseInt(tmp[0]);
Note n = new Note(nid, tmp[1], tmp[2], tmp[3]);
allNotes.add(n);
if (nid > maxID)
maxID = nid;
*/
maxID++;
public void addNote(int maxID, String course, String note)
Note myNote = new Note(maxID, course, note);
allNotes.add(myNote);
writeAllNotes();
public ArrayList<Note> getAllNotes()
return allNotes;
private void writeAllNotes()
String path = appDir + fileSeparator + "\Notes.txt";
ArrayList<String> writeNote = new ArrayList<>();
allNotes.stream().map((n) ->
String tmp = n.getNoteID() + "t";
tmp += n.getCourse() + "t";
tmp += n.getDayte() + "t";
tmp += n.getNote();
return tmp;
).forEachOrdered((tmp) ->
writeNote.add(tmp);
);
try
//FileWriter writer = new FileWriter("path");
//BufferedWriter bw = new BufferedWriter(writer);
writeTextFile(path, writeNote);
catch (IOException e)
System.out.println("Problem! " + path);
public String searchAllNotesByKeyword(String noteList, int i, String s)
if (i == allNotes.size())
return noteList;
if (allNotes.get(i).getNote().contains(s))
noteList += allNotes.get(i).getNote() + "n";
return searchAllNotesByKeyword(noteList, i + 1, s);
java file file-io text-files
Never mind. Fixed the code
– justcain
Mar 22 at 17:49
"Never mind. Fixed the code" Please either enter the solution below, or delete the question. As it stands, this Q(&A) brings no value to future visitors. BTW - you mention a GUI. If Swing, look atJTextComponent.write(Writer).
– Andrew Thompson
Mar 23 at 2:07
add a comment |
I am developing a GUI application that lets you add pieces of text to a note.txt.
The problem that I have is when I try to add a text it only adds a "0" and if you try to run the project it crashes. In the past it did not even recognise that the file even exist (somehow I got that fixed).
Figured out that the problem is here private void readAllNotes() class.
Would be grateful is someone could help.
here is my repository of the project on github, feel free to give advice on any part of the code.
https://github.com/justcain/GUI-Easy-snippets
public class AllNotes extends CommonCode
ArrayList<Note> allNotes = new ArrayList<>();
private String crse = "";
private int maxID = 0;
AllNotes()
readAllNotes();
public final int getMaxID()
maxID++;
return maxID;
private void readAllNotes()
ArrayList<String> readNotes = new ArrayList<>();
readNotes = readTextFile(appDir + fileSeparator + "\Notes.txt");
//System.out.println(readNotes.get(0));
if (!"File not found".equals(readNotes.get(0)))
allNotes.clear();
for (String str : readNotes)
String[] tmp = str.split("t");
System.out.println(str);
Note n = new Note();
n.setNoteID(Integer.parseInt(tmp[0]));
n.setCourse(tmp[1]);
n.setDayte(tmp[2]);
n.setNote(tmp[3]);
allNotes.add(n);
/*int nid = Integer.parseInt(tmp[0]);
Note n = new Note(nid, tmp[1], tmp[2], tmp[3]);
allNotes.add(n);
if (nid > maxID)
maxID = nid;
*/
maxID++;
public void addNote(int maxID, String course, String note)
Note myNote = new Note(maxID, course, note);
allNotes.add(myNote);
writeAllNotes();
public ArrayList<Note> getAllNotes()
return allNotes;
private void writeAllNotes()
String path = appDir + fileSeparator + "\Notes.txt";
ArrayList<String> writeNote = new ArrayList<>();
allNotes.stream().map((n) ->
String tmp = n.getNoteID() + "t";
tmp += n.getCourse() + "t";
tmp += n.getDayte() + "t";
tmp += n.getNote();
return tmp;
).forEachOrdered((tmp) ->
writeNote.add(tmp);
);
try
//FileWriter writer = new FileWriter("path");
//BufferedWriter bw = new BufferedWriter(writer);
writeTextFile(path, writeNote);
catch (IOException e)
System.out.println("Problem! " + path);
public String searchAllNotesByKeyword(String noteList, int i, String s)
if (i == allNotes.size())
return noteList;
if (allNotes.get(i).getNote().contains(s))
noteList += allNotes.get(i).getNote() + "n";
return searchAllNotesByKeyword(noteList, i + 1, s);
java file file-io text-files
I am developing a GUI application that lets you add pieces of text to a note.txt.
The problem that I have is when I try to add a text it only adds a "0" and if you try to run the project it crashes. In the past it did not even recognise that the file even exist (somehow I got that fixed).
Figured out that the problem is here private void readAllNotes() class.
Would be grateful is someone could help.
here is my repository of the project on github, feel free to give advice on any part of the code.
https://github.com/justcain/GUI-Easy-snippets
public class AllNotes extends CommonCode
ArrayList<Note> allNotes = new ArrayList<>();
private String crse = "";
private int maxID = 0;
AllNotes()
readAllNotes();
public final int getMaxID()
maxID++;
return maxID;
private void readAllNotes()
ArrayList<String> readNotes = new ArrayList<>();
readNotes = readTextFile(appDir + fileSeparator + "\Notes.txt");
//System.out.println(readNotes.get(0));
if (!"File not found".equals(readNotes.get(0)))
allNotes.clear();
for (String str : readNotes)
String[] tmp = str.split("t");
System.out.println(str);
Note n = new Note();
n.setNoteID(Integer.parseInt(tmp[0]));
n.setCourse(tmp[1]);
n.setDayte(tmp[2]);
n.setNote(tmp[3]);
allNotes.add(n);
/*int nid = Integer.parseInt(tmp[0]);
Note n = new Note(nid, tmp[1], tmp[2], tmp[3]);
allNotes.add(n);
if (nid > maxID)
maxID = nid;
*/
maxID++;
public void addNote(int maxID, String course, String note)
Note myNote = new Note(maxID, course, note);
allNotes.add(myNote);
writeAllNotes();
public ArrayList<Note> getAllNotes()
return allNotes;
private void writeAllNotes()
String path = appDir + fileSeparator + "\Notes.txt";
ArrayList<String> writeNote = new ArrayList<>();
allNotes.stream().map((n) ->
String tmp = n.getNoteID() + "t";
tmp += n.getCourse() + "t";
tmp += n.getDayte() + "t";
tmp += n.getNote();
return tmp;
).forEachOrdered((tmp) ->
writeNote.add(tmp);
);
try
//FileWriter writer = new FileWriter("path");
//BufferedWriter bw = new BufferedWriter(writer);
writeTextFile(path, writeNote);
catch (IOException e)
System.out.println("Problem! " + path);
public String searchAllNotesByKeyword(String noteList, int i, String s)
if (i == allNotes.size())
return noteList;
if (allNotes.get(i).getNote().contains(s))
noteList += allNotes.get(i).getNote() + "n";
return searchAllNotesByKeyword(noteList, i + 1, s);
java file file-io text-files
java file file-io text-files
edited Mar 23 at 2:07
Andrew Thompson
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asked Mar 22 at 17:30
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Never mind. Fixed the code
– justcain
Mar 22 at 17:49
"Never mind. Fixed the code" Please either enter the solution below, or delete the question. As it stands, this Q(&A) brings no value to future visitors. BTW - you mention a GUI. If Swing, look atJTextComponent.write(Writer).
– Andrew Thompson
Mar 23 at 2:07
add a comment |
Never mind. Fixed the code
– justcain
Mar 22 at 17:49
"Never mind. Fixed the code" Please either enter the solution below, or delete the question. As it stands, this Q(&A) brings no value to future visitors. BTW - you mention a GUI. If Swing, look atJTextComponent.write(Writer).
– Andrew Thompson
Mar 23 at 2:07
Never mind. Fixed the code
– justcain
Mar 22 at 17:49
Never mind. Fixed the code
– justcain
Mar 22 at 17:49
"Never mind. Fixed the code" Please either enter the solution below, or delete the question. As it stands, this Q(&A) brings no value to future visitors. BTW - you mention a GUI. If Swing, look at
JTextComponent.write(Writer).– Andrew Thompson
Mar 23 at 2:07
"Never mind. Fixed the code" Please either enter the solution below, or delete the question. As it stands, this Q(&A) brings no value to future visitors. BTW - you mention a GUI. If Swing, look at
JTextComponent.write(Writer).– Andrew Thompson
Mar 23 at 2:07
add a comment |
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Never mind. Fixed the code
– justcain
Mar 22 at 17:49
"Never mind. Fixed the code" Please either enter the solution below, or delete the question. As it stands, this Q(&A) brings no value to future visitors. BTW - you mention a GUI. If Swing, look at
JTextComponent.write(Writer).– Andrew Thompson
Mar 23 at 2:07