translation!!

Hey guys...i am trying to convert the java code into c++. i have tried to translate it but i am still new in java. can you guys help me out?
thnx... gracias

Code:

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public class Meatthemextdoor {

  private boolean opened;
  private List trueBent;

  public Girlsdoor() {
    this.opened = false;
    this.trueBent = new ArrayList();
  }

  public void addTrueBent(Bang bang) {
    trueBent.add(bang);
  }

  public List getTrueBent() {
    return trueBent;
  }

  public void opening() {
    System.out.println("The door is open now.");
    opened = true;
   
    final Timer timer = new Timer();
    timer.schedule(new TimerTask() {
      public void run() {
        closemebaby();
        timer.cancel();
      }
    }, 5000);
  }

  public void closemebaby() {
    System.out.println("The door is closed now.");
    opened = false;
  }

  public boolean isOpen() {
    return opened;                     
  }                 
}

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Is that "meat them ext door?" phonetics FTW!

Seriously though, if you're new to Java, why are you working with C++?

Not a whole lot of that code looks particularly ISO friendly to me...

Edit: I have no idea what you're even trying to do from just looking at a snippet of code... You need to be clearer about the application and the context of your code.

Because i know c++ much better than Java. I have found different type of java codes.
I havent posted all java code here. Normally the whole java code should do nothing than to open a door automatically if someone (a pet) wants to go outside and after a time the door should be closed automatically.

I have uploaded the whole code here:
http://rapidshare.com/files/119157253/Code.zip

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Originally Posted by impossible

Because i know c++ much better than Java. I have found different type of java codes.
I havent posted all java code here. Normally the whole java code should do nothing than to open a door automatically if someone (a pet) wants to go outside and after a time the door should be closed automatically.

I have uploaded the whole code here:
http://rapidshare.com/files/119157253/Code.zip

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You still haven't explained what you're trying to do with the snippet of code. And if you know C++ better then Java you shouldn't have a problem translating classes, they're fairly basic ideas.

Is this an embedded application or what?

Change boolean to bool
Change List to std::list<Bang> (and use push_back() instead of add()...)
Get rid of final
Change System.out.println(...) to cout << ...
Remove all the superfluous public & private keywords and put the proper public: or private: tags in the appropriate spots
Lookup Timer in the Java docs and try to find something appropriate in C++ to use.
Put a semicolon at the end of the class declaration.

in our school the prof. is explaining a bit of java. he told me that i should learn java more effective by translating it into c++ because c++ we are doing longer time than java. i have found on the net (oreilly page) different type of java codes and some of the code its possible to convert but i am not able to translate everything. thats why i asked for help here.

for example i was able to translate this one:

Code:

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public class Fernsteuerung {

  private Hundetuer tür;

  public Fernsteuerung(Hundetuer tür) {
    this.tür = tür;
  }

  public void drückeKnopf() {
    System.out.println("Drücke Fernsteuerungsknopf...");
    if (tür.isOffen()) {
      tür.schließen();
    } else {
      tür.öffnen();
    }
  }
}

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in c++

Code:

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#include <iostream>
class Fernsteuerung{
private:
        Hundetuer tuer;
public:
        Fernsteuerung(Hundetuer tuer){
                this->tuer=tuer;
        void drueckeKnopf(){
                cout << "Druecke Fernsteuerungsknopf...";
                if(tuer.isOffen()){
                        tuer.schliessen();
                }
                else{
                        tuer.oeffnen();
                }
        }
};

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i hope now you guys understand.

@ cpjust
thanks a lot!!

not that i want to do your HW for you but; (some of this may be wrong, i did it in like 3 minutes in Notepad)

Code:

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class Door {


    public:

    void Girlsdoor() {
    this->opened = false;
    this->trueBent = new ArrayList();
  }

    void addTrueBent(Bang theBang) {
    trueBent.add(theBang);
  }

    List getTrueBent() const {
    return trueBent;
  }

    void opening() {
        std::cout << "The door is open now." << endl;
        this->opened = true;
        Timer theTIMER = new Timer();
        theTIMER.schedule(new TimerTask(), this->run(), 5000);
        theTIMER.cancel();
    }

    void run() const {
        closemebaby();
    }

    void closemebaby() {
    std::cout << "The door is closed now." << endl;
    this->opened = false;
  }

  bool isOpen() const {
    return opened;
  }

  protected;
        bool opened;
        List trueBent;
};

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thank you very much!!
i didn't know how the timer in c++ works because we havent worked in c++ with the timer function. learned once again something new. thnx!!

greets

Oh well that's not how the timer works in C++ i just assumed there was a larger class called Timer that you were creating an instance of...

I think you need to focus on learning more C++ and less on converting Java to C++.

Java is Java, and C++ is C++, just because they're 98&#37; similar doesn't mean they're the same.

Monkeys and Humans share 98% of their DNA.

lol ... good example!!
in the future i will concentrate me more on c++ instead of java.

thanks and good night!

btw., here is the link to the examples:

http://examples.oreilly.de/english_examples

We probably should not respond to these types of post with answers since it only encourages laziness and ensures a new flood of similar posts.

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Originally Posted by Bubba

We probably should not respond to these types of post with answers since it only encourages laziness and ensures a new flood of similar posts.

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That's why I just gave hints instead of writing the actual code.

We've had a recent rash of these types of posts and I'm not sure why. Just trying to discourage those who think we will do everything for them.