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When I export the Java code, it creates .Java files from the decompilation provided by GDA.
The problem is that if there are classes with similar names in the same package, for example: X.6ZY and X.6Zy, the exported files will be replaced, as Windows filenames are case-insensitive by default.
\x\6ZY.java will be overwritten by \x\6Zy.java
So it's good idea to enable case sensivity for the folder that the files will be saved to, before starting the process.
When I export the Java code, it creates .Java files from the decompilation provided by GDA.
The problem is that if there are classes with similar names in the same package, for example: X.6ZY and X.6Zy, the exported files will be replaced, as Windows filenames are case-insensitive by default.
\x\6ZY.java
will be overwritten by\x\6Zy.java
So it's good idea to enable case sensivity for the folder that the files will be saved to, before starting the process.
to check
Would be nice if GDA could do this automatically
Thanks!
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