Difference between revisions of "Team2/Renaming Java Elements"
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*From there, under the "New Name" text box, enter "LabExercise1" and click "Next". When next is clicked, it is checking for references in other classes of this class "Lab1" being in it as well as a self-referential check to ensure the syntax of the public class is also the new name | *From there, under the "New Name" text box, enter "LabExercise1" and click "Next". When next is clicked, it is checking for references in other classes of this class "Lab1" being in it as well as a self-referential check to ensure the syntax of the public class is also the new name | ||
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| + | *[http://zenit.senecac.on.ca/wiki/index.php/Team2/Moving_and_Copying_Java_Elements Click Here] to progress to the next tutorial | ||
Latest revision as of 22:30, 2 February 2011
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- With the created class we have named "Lab1", we can rename it by right clicking the class, scroll down to "Refractor" then click on rename
- From there, under the "New Name" text box, enter "LabExercise1" and click "Next". When next is clicked, it is checking for references in other classes of this class "Lab1" being in it as well as a self-referential check to ensure the syntax of the public class is also the new name
- Click Here to progress to the next tutorial
