grep "^package " *.java | sed "s#\(.*\):package \(.*\);#mkdir -p \2; mv \1 \2#" | sed s#\\.#/#g | sed "s#/java #.java #" | sh
prrrooobbabbbllyyy do a backup before you run that :) On Dec 29, 2009, at 9:54 AM, Mike Schrag wrote: > I don't believe there is an Eclipse way to do what you're asking ... If I > understand you correctly, you have a bunch of Java files that explicitly > declare a package, but they're not in package folders. From Eclipse's > perspective, you're not trying to do a bulk refactor, you're trying to do a > bulk quick-fix. Currently only a very few quick fixes can be performed in > bulk, and "move to package" isn't one of them. I don't remember -- does the > Xcode=>Eclipse conversion app put java files in package folders? That might > be one way if it does ... I suspect you can write a shell script with one > line to do the move, too. > > ms > > >> Hi Dave >> >> It is easier to do - drag the java files into package and Eclipse will do >> the rest. If I want to moved existing java files (from old project builder >> directory), all I can see is the little red icon error at each file - that I >> need to go to each individual java file and resolved the package error. One >> at a time. >> The problem I am having now is thinking of moving around hundred of files in >> this manner, really get into my nerve. Wont' there be a nicer, friendly / >> lazy way to do refactor all the java files into their respective packages? >> Since Eclipse could do it one a time? No? >> >> I had done some docs finding, and can't get any clue. Thanks for >> responding, Dave. >> >> Cheers >> >> Cheong Hee >> ----- Original Message ----- >> From: David Avendasora >> To: Cheong Hee Ng >> Cc: WODev (Apple) >> Sent: Tuesday, December 29, 2009 7:08 AM >> Subject: Re: Refactor java files (Prev: OT: Refactor files into packages >> (Eclipse)) >> >> Hi Cheong Hee, >> >> Sorry, I misunderstood. >> >> I always created the packages first, then moved the source files in and let >> Eclipse refactor the package names for me. I've never tried to do the >> reverse. >> >> Dave >> >> On Dec 28, 2009, at 1:22 PM, Cheong Hee Ng wrote: >> >>> Hi David >>> >>> I think this is one of ways I am doing so far as in (1) and (2). I thought >>> there may be a lazy way to do it => when all java files moved/copied into >>> "Sources", these java files (since package has been defined in each java >>> file) could be moved into package all at one go. >>> >>> Currently, moving one java file at a time is tedious and may be prone to >>> manual error (considering quite big number of files to move into >>> packages). If Eclipse can't do that, I may need to find a tool to move the >>> java files into their package before moving them into Eclipse/Resources. >>> Is this what you guys are doing during migration? >>> >>> Cheers >>> >>> Cheong Hee >>> >>> >>> On Mon, Dec 28, 2009 at 7:14 PM, David Avendasora >>> <[email protected]> wrote: >>> Hi Cheong Hee, >>> >>> I just tested this on a new project. Here is what I had to do to get >>> Eclipse to automatically refactor the package declaration: >>> >>> 1) Move .java file into the root of "Sources" >>> 2) Move the .java file into a package. >>> >>> If you move the .java file from the project root directly into a package >>> Eclipse will _not_ automatically add the package declaration. It only does >>> it if the .java file is already in a directory that is designated as a >>> source folder. >>> >>> Dave >>> >>> On Dec 27, 2009, at 11:27 PM, Cheong Hee (Gmail) wrote: >>> >>>> Hi >>>> >>>> Following previous tips on this item, I have tried both way as suggested: >>>> 1. moved java files to Sources using WOExplorer >>>> 2. Refactor -> rename >>>> >>>> I had no luck to turn them directly into packages. To recap, I am trying >>>> to move in some existing java files with package defined into new WO >>>> Framework project in Eclipse. It turned out the files only moved in as >>>> "default package" and manually works need to be done to do it one at a >>>> time. >>>> >>>> anything missing here or am I the only one have this problem? Really >>>> appreciate pointers. I have quite some files to move into framework. >>>> >>>> Cheers >>>> >>>> Cheong Hee >>>> _______________________________________________ >>>> Do not post admin requests to the list. 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