class Common
{
public String name;
class Weapon
{
public static boolean Sword;
}
}
Need help with embedded classes in Java
Author
In C++, I was able to do the following (which is now Java syntax)...
Author
I sought, but didn't find, other than everything having to be static.
PC can't access class Weapon. Common can, but that isn't desired, though.
import java.lang.*;class Main{ public static void main(String args[]) { Common PC = new Common(); }} class Common{ public static class Weapon { public static boolean Sword; }}PC can't access class Weapon. Common can, but that isn't desired, though.
Author
AP, before you posted, I tried exactly what you did. I'm still not able to access Weapon. Error message is "unexpected type" at PC.Weapon.Sword = true; I assume that instantiated objects can't use static variables/methods/classes.
Wouldn't something simple like this suffice?
class Common
{
public String name;
class CommonWeapon
{
public boolean Sword;
}
public CommonWeapon Weapon = new Weapon();
}
class Common
{
public String name;
class CommonWeapon
{
public boolean Sword;
}
public CommonWeapon Weapon = new Weapon();
}
Author
Hmm, I never thought about that. After changing your line to...
public CommonWeapon Weapon = new CommonWeapon();
... it compiled. Thank you very much!
public CommonWeapon Weapon = new CommonWeapon();
... it compiled. Thank you very much!
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