I've recently converted a simple script file (which used javac) to ANT- all it does is compile a list of java files- hence the equivalent ANT script contains a simple <javac>.
When comparing the classlist of output files for the script and the ANT script, I notice that ANT generates the odd extra anonymous class such as com/blah/blah/foo$1.class, where this does not exist in the classlist generated by the ordinary script. Both are then jarred up, and both seem to work fine, however I would appreciate knowing why there is a difference- if anybody could shed any light on this. Both are using the same JDK, and nothing whizzy is happening (forking off other compilers, compiling for different targets etc..) Thanks, Geoff -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>