From: Armin E. <Arm...@t-...> - 2005-02-25 11:59:32
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Xavier, >>> import pck >>> pck.Foo.foo() doesn't work. Try instead >>> import pck.Foo # !!!! >>> pck.Foo.foo() HTH Armin |
From: Xavier N. <fx...@is...> - 2005-02-25 15:15:45
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On Feb 25, 2005, at 12:09, Armin Ehrenfels wrote: > Xavier, Hi there, thank you for the help. > >>> import pck > >>> pck.Foo.foo() > > doesn't work. Doesn't work? Why? import pck is enough, even if the Java class is down three nested packages importing the first one is enough as long as you qualify correctly the class name. > Try instead > > >>> import pck.Foo # !!!! > >>> pck.Foo.foo() Did you try that in a Windows XP? Did it work for you? -- fxn |