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Re: avoiding jbcl?

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From: Richard Wilkman
Date: Wed, 14 Apr 1999 00:00
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Paul:

Now, this isn't some lame language like C here! <g> A package import
(where you use *) doesn't mean squat.  You still only use the
expliclty referenced classes from the code.  A package import simply
allows access to all members of the package; it doesn't bring them in
like the evil, evil #include.

There have been several suggestions that a deja-news search would turn
up on this.  If folks can't bring themselves to include that very tiny
file and don't want to add the 10 or so lines of code per constraint
I've encouaged them to look at the source and copy it into their own
util package.  A quick change in import and a recompile before
deploying and they've removed the horrible jbcl from their project.

However, they do have a deployment license for that class, that class
calls on no other classes so does not increase the deployed set by
more then it's own size (and less if a compressed archive is used).

Ah well.  It is such a bad thing that it has been incorporated into
Java 2 and will probably be back ported to JDK 1.1x in the future.

-Rich

Paul Franks (TeamB) wrote:
> 
> I don't have a direct answer, but I would guess this could be a bug
> workaroundaround for the original GridbagConstraints class.
> 
> Untested..... Can you avoid importing jbcl.* if you make an explicit
> import of GridbagConstraints2?
> 
> mv@enator.dk says...
> // The problem is, that if I use a GridbagLayout, JBuilder2 insist on
> // importing JBCL in order to use its GridbagConstraints2 class.
> //
> // Even if I replace this with the old GridbagConstraints, every time
> // I place a new button or move an existing on around JBuilder automatically
> // uses GridbagConstraints2 and imports JBCL.
> //
> //
> 
> --
> pf

-- 

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Borland JBuilder Team

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