[jdom-interest] simple question

[Matthew MacKenzie]

Of note: Actually importing a class explicitly, rather than importing 
the whole package makes no difference
in runtime performance - a myth I fell for once.  It is only useful to 
declare each import seperatly if you have
a really complex class and want to impose some clarity.

Cheers,

Matt

Aaron Oathout wrote:

>Either "import org.jdom.*;" or better yet, only import the classes you
>need from the package "import org.jdom.Element;". Put these before your
>class definition and after your package statement.
>
>Aaron
>
>
>On Tue, 31 Jul 2001, Justin Wall wrote:
>
>>	Sorry about this, I'm also new to Java, but  was wondering how to do
>>this.  How can I just use "Element" as a class descriptor instead of
>>"org.jdom.Element".
>>
>>Example:
>>
>>I want to use:
>>public static List tablesParser(Element tb1)
>>instead of
>>public static List tablesParser(org.jdom.Element tb1)
>>
>>
>>Thanks,
>>
>>Justin Wall
>>
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