>
> >I can imagine a situation where you don't create a
> >package based directory structure for your files but it
> >should be possible to map the name found in the class
> >file to the source files somehow in whatever configuration
> >the source files are in. As long as you have the build
>I can imagine a situation where you don't create a
>package based directory structure for your files but it
>should be possible to map the name found in the class
>file to the source files somehow in whatever configuration
>the source files are in. As long as you have the build
>structure i
>>> "Sandip Chitale" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 23-Mar-01 9:27:27 PM
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>The name of the source file (without the directory part)
>is always stored in the .class file whether or not you compile
>the source .java file with -g option.
Didn't know that - thanks.
>Mind you - this gives you only the na
Nic,
I would like to add to some of what you have said
Nic Ferrier wrote:
> snip 8<-snip
> It struck me that there is a possible solution to this. When a class
> file is compiled with the -g switch the source file name that is was
> compiled from is embedded in the class (thi
