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Maybe other classes?You'd have to launch another process that deletes the jar once the original process has finished. That's complicated though![]()
Hm.. Might be able to trigger the other jar, the best option so far is just to run it and add a . infront of the nae.It needs to be like a whole different process. Like you're running another jar which is made to delete the file once the original jar has stopped running. There may be ways but I do not know how.
You learned me a bit 'how to code'.What have I done xD, this is what spanned from a "Hello World" lesson and him asking how to repeat code xD.
Niice! You can always change the message/loops (i can change it for you too).Going to, I go back to school on September 6th.
I got an API from Ammar T to mess around with.What doesdo? Does it useCode:IO.print()or what?Code:JOptionPane.showMessageDialogue()
System.out.println("Test");
IO.print("Test");
IO.print("Test"); // This one is the popup.
System.out.println("TestV2"); // This one is for cosnsole
LOLLol thanks, used this in a library and said it got some error while I was on Facebook and they tried to fix it![]()
Not sure cause I'm on OS X, but I gues swingYh ik that, I meant does it use AWT, Swing, or FX for the dialogue?
