Missing Excel APIs about sab-project-manager HOT 11 CLOSED

The jar file should be in the attached zip folder. But I'm having trouble
pulling updates, it keeps saying there's nothing new to pull and syncing
manually through Github is not working either. I'm going to try to have the
excel functionality done tomorrow. Also, the group working on the QR code
reader wants to meet with us to discuss how our program works. When are you
guys free?

On Sat, Nov 9, 2013 at 9:36 PM, briantruong777 [email protected]:

Eclipse is complaining that it can't find the jar file for the excel
stuff. Could you add the one you used to the project @santhnm2https://github.com/santhnm2
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Well I assume the actual jar file is not in the project directory, so git won't see the library. It only detects new files inside the project directory.

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Whoops, didn't see the free time question. Monday afternoon 1-3pm and Tuesday afternoon are good with me.

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Tuesday afternoon also works for me. As for the Excel stuff, are we still
using the Inventory class to store tools and parts? I'm still not entirely
sure I have the most up-to-date version so I'm not sure if the
implementation for that has changed. And I'll try reuploading the jar file
tonight along with the code for exporting to Excel. When I first downloaded
the API I remember pushing the jar file but I guess it didn't register or
something. But like I said in the last email it's available in the attached
folder in case you want to try it out yourself.

On Sun, Nov 10, 2013 at 8:53 PM, briantruong777 [email protected]:

Whoops, didn't see the free time question. Monday afternoon 1-3pm and
Tuesday afternoon are good with me.

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afaik, we are still using the Inventory class to store tools and parts. I did add functions that save/load the parts and tools to files, but the tools & parts are still being stored in two hashmap<string, widget>.

The newest commit's hash is 6e19d67 as of 10:21 pm 11/10. See if it matches your own.

The attached folder? Is it attached to one of the emails you sent in reply to this issue? I don't think github supports attachments through email replies unfortunately.

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I do have that commit but I don't think any of my GUI stuff has been
updated since we last met with Jon. Anyway, I'll just keep working on the
Excel stuff either way.

On Sun, Nov 10, 2013 at 10:28 PM, briantruong777
[email protected]:

afaik, we are still using the Inventory class to store tools and parts. I
did add functions that save/load the parts and tools to files, but the
tools & parts are still being stored in two hashmap.

The newest commit's hash is 6e19d676e19d67d11230520a086661596bc5d8d311d3ef7as of 10:21 pm 11/10. See if it matches your own.

The attached folder? Is it attached to one of the emails you sent in reply
to this issue? I don't think github supports attachments through email
replies unfortunately.

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My classes end after 3 on Tuesday.

By the way, do you know how to use Java to open Windows Explorer to a folder given the folder's path?

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Okay, I can meet Tuesday at 3.

@yhou8 I don't actually know how to do that but google brings up these pages:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7357969/how-to-use-java-code-to-open-windows-file-explorer-and-highlight-the-specified-f
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11174055/open-up-windows-explorer-in-java
hope that helps

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I scheduled a meeting with the QR code people tomorrow at 3:30 at Grainger.

On Mon, Nov 11, 2013 at 12:26 AM, briantruong777
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Okay, I can meet Tuesday at 3.

@yhou8 https://github.com/yhou8 I don't actually know how to do that
but google brings up these pages:

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7357969/how-to-use-java-code-to-open-windows-file-explorer-and-highlight-the-specified-f

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11174055/open-up-windows-explorer-in-java
hope that helps

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Also, I'm having a lot of trouble making the Excel code work with our
current Task/Inventory implementation. Right now I've written a separate
Task/Inventory implementation that just uses ArrayLists rather than
HashMaps and it works fine, but I don't know how to integrate that back to
what we already have. Can we work on this together tomorrow?

On Mon, Nov 11, 2013 at 9:21 PM, Keshav Santhanam <
[email protected]> wrote:

I scheduled a meeting with the QR code people tomorrow at 3:30 at
Grainger.

On Mon, Nov 11, 2013 at 12:26 AM, briantruong777 <[email protected]

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Okay, I can meet Tuesday at 3.

@yhou8 https://github.com/yhou8 I don't actually know how to do that
but google brings up these pages:

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7357969/how-to-use-java-code-to-open-windows-file-explorer-and-highlight-the-specified-f

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11174055/open-up-windows-explorer-in-java
hope that helps

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If worst comes to worst, we can just set it up to convert the hash table into an array list, then convert to excel format.

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