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Perfect.
Sample outputs are:
mkdir -p com/rhino/model; mv Address.java
com/rhino/model
mkdir -p com/rhino/model; mv AuditHistory.java
com/rhino/model
...
It will save tons of jobs and my little poor
fingers, too. Grrrrrrrrreat thanks, mike.
Cheers
Cheong Hee
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Wednesday, December 30, 2009 3:38
AM
Subject: Re: Refactor java files (Prev:
OT: Refactor files into packages (Eclipse))
take off the "| sh" at the end and run it and you can see the
script it outputs
ms
On Dec 29, 2009, at 1:17 PM, Cheong Hee Ng wrote:
This looks da Vinci Code to me.. need to digest and
digest. May be best to try out tomorrow after a good
rest.
Thanks alot.
Cheong Hee
On Tue, Dec 29, 2009 at 11:09 PM, Mike Schrag <email@hidden>
wrote:
grep "^package " *.java | sed
"s#\(.*\):package \(.*\);#mkdir -p \2; mv \1 \2#" | sed s#\\.#/#g | sed
"s#/java #.java #" | sh
prrrooobbabbbllyyy do a backup before you run that :)
On Dec 29, 2009, at 9:54 AM, Mike Schrag wrote:
I don't believe there is an Eclipse
way to do what you're asking ... If I understand you correctly, you have
a bunch of Java files that explicitly declare a package, but they're not
in package folders. From Eclipse's perspective, you're not trying to do
a bulk refactor, you're trying to do a bulk quick-fix. Currently only a
very few quick fixes can be performed in bulk, and "move to package"
isn't one of them. I don't remember -- does the Xcode=>Eclipse
conversion app put java files in package folders? That might be one way
if it does ... I suspect you can write a shell script with one line to
do the move, too.
ms
Hi Dave
It is easier to do - drag the java files
into package and Eclipse will do the rest. If I want to moved
existing java files (from old project builder directory), all I can
see is the little red icon error at each file - that I need to go to
each individual java file and resolved the package error. One at
a time.
The problem I am having now is thinking
of moving around hundred of files in this manner, really get into my
nerve. Wont' there be a nicer, friendly / lazy way to
do refactor all the java files into their respective packages?
Since Eclipse could do it one a time? No?
I had done some docs finding, and can't
get any clue. Thanks for responding, Dave.
Cheers
Cheong Hee
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Tuesday, December 29, 2009 7:08
AM
Subject: Re: Refactor java files
(Prev: OT: Refactor files into packages (Eclipse))
Hi Cheong Hee,
Sorry, I misunderstood.
I always created the packages first, then moved the source
files in and let Eclipse refactor the package names for me. I've
never tried to do the reverse.
Dave
On Dec 28, 2009, at 1:22 PM, Cheong Hee Ng wrote:
Hi David
I think this is one of
ways I am doing so far as in (1) and (2). I thought there
may be a lazy way to do it => when all java files moved/copied
into "Sources", these java files (since package has been defined
in each java file) could be moved into package all at one
go.
Currently, moving one java file at a time is tedious
and may be prone to manual error (considering quite big
number of files to move into packages). If Eclipse can't do
that, I may need to find a tool to move the java files into their
package before moving them into Eclipse/Resources. Is this
what you guys are doing during
migration?
Cheers
Cheong
Hee
On Mon, Dec 28, 2009 at 7:14 PM, David
Avendasora <email@hidden> wrote:
Hi Cheong Hee,
I just tested this on a new project. Here is what I had to
do to get Eclipse to automatically refactor the package
declaration:
1) Move .java file into the root of "Sources"
2) Move the .java file into a package.
If you move the .java file from the project root directly
into a package Eclipse will _not_ automatically add the package
declaration. It only does it if the .java file is already in a
directory that is designated as a source folder.
Dave
On Dec 27, 2009, at 11:27 PM, Cheong Hee (Gmail)
wrote:
Hi
Following previous tips on this
item, I have tried both way as suggested:
1. moved java files to
Sources using WOExplorer
2. Refactor ->
rename
I had no luck to turn them
directly into packages. To recap, I am trying to
move in some existing java files with package defined into new
WO Framework project in Eclipse. It turned out the files
only moved in as "default package" and manually works need to
be done to do it one at a time.
anything missing here or am I the
only one have this problem? Really appreciate
pointers. I have quite some files to move into
framework.
Cheers
Cheong
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