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How do I tell a compiler to “ignore” a class?

原文 2015-01-14 02:09:10 2 1 java

In my project, I have a non-essential class that does not work right now. I made some changes to other classes, and want to test them out. I commented out all the references to the class, and no errors are returned from them. The only problems are in the bad class. However, I receive an exception anyways. How can I basically "comment out" an entire class without deleting or moving it? I'm using Eclipse.

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You could try excluding class from build path in your IDE. In Eclipse it's right click → Build Path → Exclude

Netbeans and others should have similar option (for Netbeans try Project -> Properties -> Sources -> Includes/Excludes)

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