Comment #5 on issue 16 by sberlin: Hide c.g.inject.internal
http://code.google.com/p/google-guice/issues/detail?id=16
So it turns out that IDEs (Eclipse, at least) still suggest classes whose
package begins with a $, but they do hide it when the classnames begin with
a $. It's easy enough to do this for asm & util, because those packages
are only one-level deep. cglib is a little more nested. It doesn't hurt
to do it though, because it still (in Eclipse, at least) suggests an import
(for cglib.. it suggests nothing for any asm or util classes) that
immediately fails (it has two .'s in it).
New patch attached.
Attachments:
hide-jarjar-and-internal.util-once-and-for-all.txt 8.8 KB
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