Class Carre

Hi,
I use the class Carre and define the variable: private Carre plateau[][];
In the JDK 1.3.1_02, no problem
In the JDK 1.4, Compilator javac answer :
cannot resolve symbol:
symbol: class Carre
I dont understand. Please help

Did the 1.4 install trash your CLASSPATH?

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Sinon pour répondre à tes questions ouadji je pense qu'avant de te lancer dans la création d'une classe en LabVIEW il va te falloir apprendre dans un premier temps le concept d'encapsulation sur lequel repose la POO (tu comprendras beaucoup mieux la réponse de jihef) après.
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