Jason Baker writes: > > #define INTEGER_PRIMITIVE_CLASS "I" > > > > and use INTEGER_PRIMITIVE_CLASS instead of "int".. would this work? > > No, its even worse, since a class in the anonymous package is alot > more likely to be called "I" than "int". We can use "I" only where a > class would be L<path>;. Good point.. what about #define INTEGER_PRIMITIVE_CLASS ";I" #define BOOLEAN_PRIMITIVE_CLASS ";Z" etc.. ? ___________________________________________________________________________ Archie Cobbs * Whistle Communications, Inc. * http://www.whistle.com
- large Class.forName() patch Mo DeJong
- Re: large Class.forName() patch Jason Baker
- Re: large Class.forName() patch Archie Cobbs
- Re: large Class.forName() patch Artur Biesiadowski
- Re: large Class.forName() patch Mo DeJong
- Re: large Class.forName() patch Mo DeJong
- Re: large Class.forName() patch Jason Baker
- Re: large Class.forName() patch Archie Cobbs
- Re: large Class.forName() patch Jason Baker
- Re: large Class.forName() patch Archie Cobbs
- Re: large Class.forName() patch Jason Baker
- Re: large Class.forName() patch Patrick Tullmann
- Re: large Class.forName() patch Godmar Back
- Re: large Class.forName() patch Jason Baker
- Re: large Class.forName() patch Mo DeJong
- Re: large Class.forName() patch Mo DeJong
- Re: large Class.forName() patch Archie Cobbs
- Re: large Class.forName() patch Godmar Back
- Re: large Class.forName() patch Mo DeJong
- Re: large Class.forName() patch Godmar Back