| An incorrectly specified nested type??? [message #53476] |
Thu, 29 May 2003 05:18  |
Eclipse User |
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Hello,
could someone help me, please?
I am going to develop my old project in Eclipse. But, some of my java files
contains construction like this:
public class SomeClass {
...
public static class A extends com.package.className$A {
}
}
Eclipse throws an error Superclass com.package.className$A is an incorrectly
specified nested type; replace the '$' with '.'.
I do not have any problem when project is compiled with javac.exe or
JBuilder.
Is there some other help than replace "$? with "."?
Thank you.
Leo.
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| Re: An incorrectly specified nested type??? [message #53952 is a reply to message #53870] |
Thu, 29 May 2003 10:11  |
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Thank you Rafael,
the "A" in "className$A" is an inner static class so replacing the "$" will
definitely help.
But, there is a question if Eclipse should accept allowed notation.
The most important conclusion is that there is a way how to resolve this
little freckle :-) on my migration (simply replace).
Best regards,
Leo.
<chaves@inf.ufsc.br_no-spam> wrote in message
news:bb4ucb$roc$1@rogue.oti.com...
> Is that class an inner class A inside className or a normal class called
> className$A?
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> If the first is true, you shouldn't be using that notation to refer to it.
> com.package.className.A (if A is a static inner class) would be the right
> way (even if some compiler accept com.package.className$A).
>
> But if the second is true, it would be a bug in the JDT compiler (because
> $s are valid characters in Java identifiers).
>
> Rafael
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