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[BrazilianBoy]

Hi guys

Can somebody help me to make a general text replace on my sourcecude?

Thanks in advance.

[kukanani]

Go to Search -> File...

Type in your find phrase in the "Containing Text" field.

Hit the "Replace..." button.

Wait.

Type in what to replace in the "With:" field.

Hit "Replace", "Replace All In File", or "Replace All"

Voila!  (Ok, Ok, I don't speak French... ).

[hawkwind]

If you are changing source code?? method names or what not, then use the refactor->rename instead of general text replacement.  Eclipse will decide and make all appropriate changes for you

[Marvin Fröhlich]

If you are changing source code?? method names or what not, then use the refactor->rename instead of general text replacement.  Eclipse will decide and make all appropriate changes for you

This is absolutely right. But I guess, he wants to make the necessary changes in his code, that the latest Xith API changes require. And this can only be done through regular text replace as described above (or reflection replay, for which he would need my reflection records, (if I had)).

Marvin

[BrazilianBoy]

I guess, he wants to make the necessary changes in his code, that the latest Xith API changes require. And this can only be done through regular text replace as described above.

That's it

Marvin, did you do any modifications to ResourceLocator in the last weeks?

I used to create a ResourceLocator using a "res" folder as the basepath, with only onbe String argument, but it isn't possible anymore. Now, how can I create such ResourceLocator? The res folder is located at my project's root folder.


Lucas.

[Marvin Fröhlich]

Marvin, did you do any modifications to ResourceLocator in the last weeks?

I used to create a ResourceLocator using a "res" folder as the basepath, with only onbe String argument, but it isn't possible anymore. Now, how can I create such ResourceLocator? The res folder is located at my project's root folder.

I made the String constructor private, because it was an accident, that it was public. The way to create ResourceLocator instances should always be through the static create() method or through the URL constructor.

Marvin

[BrazilianBoy]

Okay. Everything is running fine