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There is a nice feature in 5.0, when you copy and paste a Java file from one package/directory to another, either in the "file" pane or "favourate", the IDE automatically changes the package name of the Java file, and the code will compile in the newly pasted location. The bug in 5.5 RC1 is that, the package name change seems still work, but the class name in the code of the new file is changed literately to "java", rather than the original name of the Java class. This causes the compile in the new location to fail, of course.
It's working for me. The only problem is that imports are not fixed automaticaly after pasting (filed as another issue). Can you provide exact steps to reproduce, please?
It's working for me. The only problem is that imports are not fixed automaticaly after pasting (filed as another issue). ==> We surely have an inconsistency issue here: The automatic package fix works for me. But the class name is messed up and changed literaly to "java". Can you provide exact steps to reproduce, please? ==> There is really no steps other than the uasual: I am doing this in the "Favorits" pannel. Copying a class from one directory "rootOfFavariteMount/../generated/com/mypack1/.../MyClass.java", to another "rootOfFavariteMount/../src/com/mypack2/.../MyClass.java". The package name is auto fixed correctly; but "MyClass" in the new code is changed to "java", causing the compile to fail.
This works properly inside nb 6.0. --- Product Version: NetBeans IDE Dev (Build 070820) Java: 1.6.0_02; Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM 1.6.0_02-b05 System: Linux version 2.6.12-1.1390_FC4smp running on i386; UTF-8; en_US (nb) Userdir: /home/ms159439/.netbeans/dev