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Class file name is capital sensitive for example,can not include Main.java and MAIN.java in the same package. This defect cause refactor error
Could you please describe in more detail what exactly the problem is and what the steps to reproduce it are? Thanks in advance.
- new Java Application project, accept create a Main class, say Main.java - in the same project, new Java class, let the name call MAIN.java. ** In the new class dialog, a dark blue tip say: " the MAIN.java file already exists." BTW, I catch this only because I import a already external project, which has a file name Lable.java and LABLE.java, I try to refactor the LABLE.java to Lable1.java and failed. regards pprun
I'm sorry for my error discription, it must be "Class file name is NOT capital sensitive"
Windows does not support two files with the same name (Main.java and MAIN.java). Netbeans IDE inherits this behavior since Windows is supported platform.
Jan Becicka , thank you. the a dark blue tip may say more clear as your explanation.
Reorganization of java component