Re: Duplicate Class Names

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"Nick Leonessa" <nleonessa@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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I need some help with a duplicate Class problem.

For example purposes lets assume that I am using 2 imports

    import aimport.*
    import bimport.*

Both have a class named "File"

How would I distinguish in my code which one I want to use?

As an example:

    File name = new File( e.getActionCommand() );

Thanks.

Nick


Nick,
        I think you will need to explicitly declare them at the point of 
instansiation.  eg

aimport.File name = new aimport.File(e.getActionCommand());
bimport.File name = new bimport.File(e.getActionCommand());

Hope this helps

Rick Pezzimenti
Programmer/Analyst
Denso International Australia
+613 9244-3627

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