My knowledge about java is almost nil.
I thought the source code could be compiled somehow to get the .jar.
I mean SpotLight comes in a .jar library and you had to re-create it once you edited the source code you posted.
Isn't that right?
My knowledge about java is almost nil.
I thought the source code could be compiled somehow to get the .jar.
I mean SpotLight comes in a .jar library and you had to re-create it once you edited the source code you posted.
Isn't that right?
sorry brother, I still don't understand,
SpotLight is a class in b4x source format,
then just insert it in your b4x project (if necessary adapt it to your needs) and then with your b4A, B4j, B4i compile the project
The Sourcecode of the Library is available. AS B4XCODE! Why not just take this and edit it? NO NEED to use or patch or decompile any jar.
Use the bas-file instead of library and edit it as needed. You can compile it to a library if you want, sure.