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Figure 14-1. The RANDOM block and its configuration panel The RANDOM block is another one of those blocks that is very simple to use. There are not a lot of options to configure, but what is there is important. The first thing I want you to notice in the configuration panel is the Minimum and Maximum number fields in the Range section. In these boxes, you can type in the upper and lower values for the numbers you want the RANDOM block to generate. For NXT-G version 1.0, the minimum value can never be less than zero, and the maximum value can never be greater than 32,767. For NXT-G version 2.0, the minimum value can be negative. There is one other method you can use for defining the minimum and maximum values. There are two small tabs on the slider bar below the minimum and maximum values. You can drag the leftmost small tab to set the minimum value. The rightmost small tab can be dragged to set the maximum value.

The more command works in much the same way the DOS version of the program does It takes an input file and displays it one screen at a time The input file can come either from its stdin or from a command-line parameter Additional command-line parameters, though rarely used, can be found in the man page To view the /etc/passwd file one screen at a time, use this command:

Description Instances of this class describe a method of a Bean Instances of this class describe a method parameter Handles the state information of an object This event is generated when bound or constrained properties are changed It is sent to objects that registered an interest in these events and that implement either the PropertyChangeListener or VetoableChangeListener interfaces

PropertyChangeListenerProxy Extends EventListenerProxy and implements PropertyChangeListener PropertyChangeSupport PropertyDescriptor PropertyEditorManager PropertyEditorSupport PropertyVetoException SimpleBeanInfo Statement Beans that support bound properties can use this class to notify PropertyChangeListener objects Instances of this class describe a property of a Bean This class locates a PropertyEditor object for a given type This class provides functionality that can be used when writing property editors An exception of this type is generated if a change to a constrained property is vetoed This class provides functionality that can be used when writing BeanInfo classes Encapsulates a call to a method

You will often need to determine where and by whom disk space is being consumed, especially when you re running low on it! The du command allows you to determine the disk utilization on a directory-by-directory basis Following are some of the options available Option for du -c -h -k Description Produces a grand total at the end of the run Prints sizes in human-readable format Prints sizes in kilobytes rather than block sizes (Note: Under Linux, one block is equal to 1K, but this is not true for all forms of UNIX) Summarizes Prints only a total for each argument

VetoableChangeListenerProxy Extends EventListenerProxy and implements VetoableChangeListener VetoableChangeSupport XMLDecoder XMLEncoder TABLE 28-2 Beans that support constrained properties can use this class to notify VetoableChangeListener objects Used to read a Bean from an XML document Used to write a Bean to an XML document

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The Introspector class provides several static methods that support introspection Of most interest is getBeanInfo( ) This method returns a BeanInfo object that can be used to obtain information about the Bean The getBeanInfo( ) method has several forms, including the one shown here: static BeanInfo getBeanInfo(Class< > bean) throws IntrospectionException The returned object contains information about the Bean specified by bean

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To display the total amount of space being used by all the files and directories in your PWD in human-readable format, use this command:

The PropertyDescriptor class describes a Bean property It supports several methods that manage and describe properties For example, you can determine if a property is bound by calling isBound( ) To determine if a property is constrained, call isConstrained( ) You can obtain the name of property by calling getName( )

Note One thing you should be aware of is that the slider bar can be used only for defining a range between 0