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Article #183non case-sensitive file name question
From: SRG
Date: Thu, 22 Jul 2004 12:05
Date: Thu, 22 Jul 2004 12:05
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Interesting question: If I create a java file called "thisismyfile.java" and the class contained therein is called "ThisIsMyFile", JBuilder (I'm currently using version 7) will build the project just fine. When compiling the same file at the command line using javac, it will not. I was under the impression that the class name was required to match the filename in a java environment (case included). Why does Jbuilder work under this situation? How can I force it to tell me when I have an inconsistancy between the file name and the class name? Thank you in advance, S. Glasgow
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