5.4 Declare Objects
Each Library has one main class, which has the same name as the Library-name:
Attrasoft.transapplet70.Batch70.Batch70
Attrasoft.transapplet70.BioFilter70.BioFilter70
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The advantage of naming the class-name as the library-name is that you will know what to use, i.e.
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if you go to Library, �Attrasoft.transapplet70.Batch70�, use Batch70 class;
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if you go to Library, �Attrasoft.transapplet70.BioFilter70�, use BioFilter70 class, �
There is no guessing which class you should choose if the Library has more than one class.
The disadvantage is the compiler will not be able to distinguish between the class-name and the Library-name unless you use the full name.
To make a long story short, declare all TransApplet objects using the full class-name like this:
public Attrasoft.TransApplet70.Test70.ImageProcessing70 ip70
= new Attrasoft.TransApplet70.Test70.ImageProcessing70 ();
public Attrasoft.TransApplet70.Test70.BioFilter70 bf70
= new Attrasoft.TransApplet70.Test70.BioFilter70 ();
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