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find class name
manesh dalavi
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Hi All,
I want to find the names of all classes exist in one
java
file how to do that
except parsing
-manesh
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Welcome to JavaRanch
The easiest alternative to parsing is that you can read the file yourself!
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Use an
IDE
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Originally posted by Sree Chinna:
Use an IDE .
But an IDE uses parsing. Actually, they don't usually enumerate the classes in a particular file.
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