Possible loss of precision / [type] cannot be dereferenced

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Published on 2010-05-20T12:29:47Z Indexed on 2010/05/20 12:30 UTC
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I have been looking around a lot but i simply can't find a nice solution to this...

Point mouse = MouseInfo.getPointerInfo().getLocation();

int dx = (BULLET_SPEED*Math.abs(x - mouse.getX()))/
                    (Math.abs(y - mouse.getY()) + Math.abs(x - mouse.getX()))*
                    (x - mouse.getX())/Math.abs(x - mouse.getX());

In this constellation i get: Possible loss of precision, when i change e.g (x - mouse.getX()) to (x - mouse.getX()).doubleValue() it says double cannot be dereferenced, when i add intValue() somewhere it says int cannot be dereferenced. What's my mistake?

[x, y are integers | BULLET_SPEED is a static final int]

Thanks!

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