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well thats why .change is on that line, it used to have .reverse, because I retrieved it from another code, after I got aggravated with mine... yes I'm trying to replace one file with another

I spent about two hours looking through it with no class that could change one file to another, should I keep looking?

yea, but I'm not entirly sure what class I should add

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C:\Users\Owner>javac C:\Users\Owner\Desktop\BATCH FILES\Replacer.java
javac: invalid flag:...

Well I haven't changed anything since last error... the reason that line is their is because I was looking at another person's code & saw what it did, so I copied that line but changed the rootword

No, I'm still not sure whats wrong, or what to replace

Oh I see what you mean, It might not be in any code. I was just looking through other java code to see how everything worked, & thought it might work. I'm just trying to make something that...

well my code is at my first post, method change() is line 20
aLine= new StringBuffer(aLine).change().toString(); Its in the same class... It might be a bad rootword I'm actually not entirely sure...

Thanks guys, never knew that ( I guess thats what happens when your new (going to take java next year at com. college)) It got rid of those errors, but came back with these


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The code is suppose to recieve a file, & replace it with another (suppose to be an app also when I recompile) But when I compile I get errors, to be honest I'm not sure if the code is correct, but...