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One trick I use so you can find your innerclases in the browser is to
put a dumy class just above the innerclass
like

void MyInnerClassBelow(){
}

then class MyInnerClass(){
}

then you can easily find you innerclasses

Greg Dickson

Rich Wilkman wrote in message <350D7338.ABA0B686@corp.borland.com>...
>Jim:
>
>I hope you're being ironic <g>.
>
>JBuilder understands them but they came about too late in the game
for
>us to generate code using inner classes.  Doesn't deter you from
using
>them.
>
>Caveat is that they don't show in the structure pane.
>
>-Rich
>
>James D. Frentress wrote:
>>
>> Thomas Arend wrote:
>>
>> > Just a simple but important question in choosing a tool for our
java
>> > developement:
>> >
>> > Does JBuilder support
>> >  inner classes ?????
>> >
>> > Thanks for an answer
>> > Thomas
>>
>> Yes and the code generator makes extensive use of them.
>>
>> Jim
>
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