T
Tomasso
Hello ive been doing some research on this topic, i read everywhere
people saying it is not actually posible. I believe it should be
posible, people who develop development tools may want to require this
behaviour. I would like to know those people who asked, how did they
solve that problem, and what alternatives did they chose. Ive been
thinking for a while and decided would be nice to have a thing like
Classes[] getClases(String regexPattern);
so it returns all clases whose names match the given pattern.. it
should be posible since classes have fully qualified names, so when i
wanna get all classes from a package, lets suppose java.lang i write
Package.getClasses("java.lang*");
I dont know what to think and what to do. This problem should be
computable, dont understend why is not posible, and there should be any
alternative. I need this behaviour. If any of you found a way to mimic
it, please help me
Thanks!
people saying it is not actually posible. I believe it should be
posible, people who develop development tools may want to require this
behaviour. I would like to know those people who asked, how did they
solve that problem, and what alternatives did they chose. Ive been
thinking for a while and decided would be nice to have a thing like
Classes[] getClases(String regexPattern);
so it returns all clases whose names match the given pattern.. it
should be posible since classes have fully qualified names, so when i
wanna get all classes from a package, lets suppose java.lang i write
Package.getClasses("java.lang*");
I dont know what to think and what to do. This problem should be
computable, dont understend why is not posible, and there should be any
alternative. I need this behaviour. If any of you found a way to mimic
it, please help me
Thanks!