Hm, yes, I think the 'class' attribute is not there because a source file can contain multiple class files. I suppose we could use the top-level class name...
Yours,
tom
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Hi Brian -
Hm, yes, I think the 'class' attribute is not there because a source file can contain multiple class files. I suppose we could use the top-level class name...
Yours,
tom