Re: Loading .java Files

By what mechanism are you "loading" a java file ?
and yes the behavior is right.
If a method is in a class then it's not in the global namespace it's in a
class.


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David A. Lee
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http://www.xmlsh.org


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Subject: [Beanshell-users] Loading .java Files

Hi,

when I load a complete .java File, the global namespace has no methods:

public class Foo() {
  void bar() {
    //
  }
}

When I load this, the namespace has the method bar():

//public class Foo() {
  void bar() {
    //
  }
//}

Is this a bug or by design?

Thank you


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