help with some pixels

[HelloWorld1234]

here is the line of code, if I use this together with some other code it should do something with the screen on my GUI:

private BufferedImage image = new BufferedImage(WIDTH, HEIGHT, BufferedImage.TYPE_INT_RGB);
	private int[] pixels = ((DataBufferInt)image.getRaster().getDataBuffer()).getData();

it tells me that DataBufferInt cannot be resolved as a type. I am using JRE 7. please help anyone? :)

[DarrylBurke]

Did you import the class?

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[HelloWorld1234]

import which class? i have imported BufferedImage.

[Fubarable]

import which class? i have imported BufferedImage.

the one the compiler is complaining about perhaps?

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it tells me that DataBufferInt cannot be resolved as a type. I am using JRE 7. please help anyone? :)

I may not be a rocket scientist, but I know enough to listen to my compiler when it complains.

[HelloWorld1234]

the compiler says there is an unresolved compilation problem with the main method. and I am using eclipse, and eclipse says that DataBufferInt cannot be resolved as a type.

[Fubarable]

the compiler says there is an unresolved compilation problem with the main method. and I am using eclipse, and eclipse says that DataBufferInt cannot be resolved as a type.

Right, and Darryl has asked, "are you missing an import"? Well, are you? The error message is telling you *which* class you may be missing the import on!

[HelloWorld1234]

Exception in thread "main" java.lang.Error: Unresolved compilation problem:

at com.ole.game.Game.main(Game.java:87)

that is the hole error message^^

[Fubarable]

Exception in thread "main" java.lang.Error: Unresolved compilation problem:

at com.ole.game.Game.main(Game.java:87)

that is the hole error message^^

This tells us that you're trying to run uncompilable code. *Never* do this. Instead tell us the compiler's errors that are shown when you try to *compile* your code, not when you try to run it.

[HelloWorld1234]

I dunno how to compile -.- srry, that's why I didn't understand your questions.

[Fubarable]

Are you using any tools to help you create your code, such as an IDE like NetBeans or Eclipse? If so what tool? And does the tool indicate that there's an error present before you try to run your program?

[HelloWorld1234]

I use Eclipse, and yes, before I try to run the code the only thing it says is "DataBufferInt cannot be resolved as a type".

[Fubarable]

I use Eclipse, and yes, before I try to run the code the only thing it says is "DataBufferInt cannot be resolved as a type".

OK, and so again, are you importing DataBufferInt?

[HelloWorld1234]

thx, I feel stupid... -.-

[Fubarable]

Sorry that I wasn't more direct in post #4 of this thread. I thought that you would pick up on which class needed the import.