Talk:First Amoeba Video

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Payne said ...

True, XML has structure and there can be a completion, but annotations make it more easier and are more integrated with Java. Imagine:

public @interface ReferenceToJPanel {
  Class<? extends JPanel> myClass();
}

Each Java IDE will offer only subclasses of JPanel when code completing value of myClass attribute. This cannot be done with plain XML Schema (as it is not aware of Java and its class hierarchy).

Moreover it looks more handy for majority of users (I have talked to) to edit just one language than switch from a Java file to an XML file and back. I think there is significant benefit of annotations over the XML and its schema (mixed with Java).

--JaroslavTulach 16:39, 23 August 2009 (UTC)

Tim Boudreau said ...

Thanks for asking your question, Tim. I am using wikipedia::ImageJ. It has AVI_Writer class and I am using it to create the .avi file from the BufferedImages. Now I'd like to turn my toy into audio analyser, make the Amoeba dance to the rythm and produce '.avi' file with sound. The question is what tools to use to achieve all of this?

--JaroslavTulach 18:58, 23 August 2009 (UTC)