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darius · Guest

I have files structured like this:

../foo,java (no package name)

../mypkg/bar.java (package mypkg)

I need to use class foo inside bar. AFAIK, I cannot use import. Can I
do something like

include ../foo.java

I know, this isn't The Proper Way, but I inherited this system and need
to modify it without making a lot of changes.

thanks

TideRider · Guest

"darius" <noone (AT) here (DOT) invalid> wrote in message news:64047139918.8554256396.39218 (AT) news (DOT) newsguy.com...
|I have files structured like this:
|
| ./foo,java (no package name)
|
| ./mypkg/bar.java (package mypkg)
|
| I need to use class foo inside bar. AFAIK, I cannot use import. Can I
| do something like
|
| include ../foo.java
|
| I know, this isn't The Proper Way, but I inherited this system and need
| to modify it without making a lot of changes.
|
| thanks

There is no include directive in Java. The import mechanism is what Java supports, and the access rules take into account the
package structure. If you are trying to gain access to non-public members, you are probably heading for Maintenance Hell.

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TideRider