I was mistaken in saying importing .java files. What i
meant was when imorting the class. When others are
able to enter:
> import lab5.Lamp;
>Lamp lamp = new Lamp(argument);
>lamp.wattagee()
- they get correct results....but unfortunately for
me and others this has to be entered.
>import lab5.Lamp;
>lab5.Lamp lamp = new lab5.Lamp(arg);
>lamp.wattage()
-only then do we not get an error. Why is this the
case for some and not others. All Classpaths are
preset by the SysOP so I don't think the classpaths
would be different. Does anyone have ideas??? Please!?
kmerrick@cs.uno.edu
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Hi--
Two quick comments about how to submit bugs / support
requests for DrJava on Sourceforge. First, to post a follow
up to a bug (eg. this is a follow-up to bug 816776), visit
the original bug's web page and use the "Attach a Comment"
form rather than opening a new bug. This just helps us keep
better track of where we are on the open bugs. Second, it's
much easier for us if you create a SourceForge account and
log in before posting bugs or comments. We don't require
this, but you'll get emailed automatically when we post an
update to something you submit. (I mention this because you
put your email address in the bug report-- that's not
necessary if you log in.)
So... I'm going to re-post your comment to your original
bug report and close this report. I'll follow up there, but
my quick intuition is that you probably have another Lamp
class somewhere on your classpath. See the link below to
continue the discussion:
https://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=detail&atid=438935&aid=816776&group_id=44253
Thanks!
Charlie