Hello P5! Glad to post new topic but sad that it happens because of problem.
 I've written  ArrayList wich adds 1 graphical object from this object's class when the button is pressed. The objects are picked and moved by mouse , the methods are inside the class. ArrayList's (of obhects) functions added with help of "for int i" function.
 Here is the problem(s):
 When I create new object the olds get default data of new one and than do evrth. together.
 I decided to synchronize the ArrayList...  
 What did I get for  today:
1) List list = synchronizedList(new ArrayList(9));
  Tells : the type List is ambiguous.
2) Vetor myVector... myVector.add(new Object());
  Tells : vector is not applicable
3) Vector myVector... myVector.addElement(new Object());
  Tells : the function doesn't exist.

Wich way P5 accepts the code above?
Wich way is the best to synchronize my objects?

The "List" type is found in java.awt and java.util, so you have to specify which one, since both are imported by Processing.

The other code should work fine, but it looks like you have some typos.

Also note that if you're using release 0135, you can only use Java 1.4 syntax (and methods):
http://processing.org/faq.html#java

If you're using 0136 or later, you can use Java 1.5 methods and classes, but not Java 1.5 syntax.

fry wrote on Aug 9^th, 2008, 5:17pm:


I am running into the same issue (type List is ambigious error). How do you specify which one to use exactly. I'm not really sure how to do this.

Thanks in advance

thanks a lot for the quick reply.

/Camille