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Importing classes (java)

Hecate · 2001-11-12 00:44:21

I'm having a little bit of a problem importing a class into another class; one class uses the other. Both of them exist within the same directory and I get all sorts of class errors when I go to compile. Is it actually possible to do this?

12-11-2001 12:44am

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Hecate

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I'm having a little bit of a problem importing a class into another class; one class uses the other.

Both of them exist within the same directory and I get all sorts of class errors when I go to compile.

Is it actually possible to do this?

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#2 12-11-2001 12:59am

DeadBankClerk

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you dont need to import the class, you just make a new instance of it

for example if u make a Door.class in your second file when u want to import it you type
Door myDoor = new Door();

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#3 12-11-2001 9:14am

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post code snippet showing imports, package statements and declarations.. if you haven't solved the problem already..

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#4 12-11-2001 9:20am

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hes right you know, that DBC

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