Need help...

[SH]

Hi all,



I want to create a script in java to find for me the “width, length and
size” in the files which are stored the Hard Disk.



Can any one help?


Thanks
Shab.

 

[Andrew Thompson]

SH wrote:
....

I want to create a script in java to find for me the "width,

Width? What units do you
want that in, metres or yards? ;-)

..length
and size" in the files which are stored the Hard Disk.

http://groups.google.com/groups?th=1cd4f8b7171b4cb0&seekm=qlbj00d68pv1s4feq3
a2q4bufokjn1otk0%404ax.com#link1

If I understand you right. And assuming
you actually mean _Java_, as opposed
to JavaScript..

 

[Andrew Thompson]

SH wrote:
...

As you multi-posted to c.l.j.help

You had better remain there till you
figure how to usenet.

 

[Bootstrap Bill]

Hi all,



I want to create a script in java to find for me the "width, length and
size" in the files which are stored the Hard Disk.



Can any one help?


Thanks
Shab.

You don't need Java for this. Open up a dos shell, type copy <filename> prn:
and hit enter. Use a yard stick to measure the length of the printout.

 

[Joona I Palaste]

You don't need Java for this. Open up a dos shell, type copy <filename> prn:
and hit enter. Use a yard stick to measure the length of the printout.

And what if the OP is using a non-Microsoft system?

 

[nos]

And what if the OP is using a non-Microsoft system?

use a meter stick

 

[Andrew Thompson]

"Joona I Palaste" ...

use a meter stick

Nahh! MicroSlop has not made it to
either yards or meters yet.

Furlongs, ..or Cubits maybe. ;-)

 

[nos]

Nahh! MicroSlop has not made it to
either yards or meters yet.

Furlongs, ..or Cubits maybe. ;-)

knots, rods ?

 

[Bootstrap Bill]

knots, rods ?

Light years?

 

[nos]

Light years?

Ya, a light year is like a regular year, but has less calories.

 

[Dale King]

Light years?

This reminds me of a class I had where we were talking about conversion of
units and we were given an assignment to convert the speed of light into
furlongs per fortnight.

 

[David Zimmerman]

This reminds me of a class I had where we were talking about conversion of
units and we were given an assignment to convert the speed of light into
furlongs per fortnight.

1.8026139e+12

 

[Michiel Konstapel]

This reminds me of a class I had where we were talking about conversion

of
units and we were given an assignment to convert the speed of light into
furlongs per fortnight.

Fortunately, today we can just paste "speed of light in furlongs per
fortnight" into Google and observe
"the speed of light = 1.8026175 × 10^12 furlongs per fortnight"
Michiel

 

[David Zimmerman]

Fortunately, today we can just paste "speed of light in furlongs per
fortnight" into Google and observe
"the speed of light = 1.8026175 × 10^12 furlongs per fortnight"
Michiel

I think this is even easier

$ units

You have: c
You want: furlongs/fortnight
* 1.8026139e+12
/ 5.5474997e-13