I had a machine a Windows update corrupted and I had to copy my eclipse-workspace folder off to another machine. I installed a slightly newer version (still in the 2022 year) of Eclipse on the new machine but it cannot find my source files. They are there but it is missing the "com.test" when it's looking for the file

It's saying it cannot find "OBSTally/src/obstally" when the original path in the older version is "OBSTally/src/com/test/obstally"

I'm sure I can't find/google the setting I need to change because I don't know it's proper name.

CodePudding user response：

I don't know exactly what your problem is but I'm guessing it has something to with eclipse not seeing folders or files or something.

First of all. Make sure the directory actually exist in the file explorer.

Then right click your project > Build Path > Configure Build Path. Then select the "source" tab and press "Add Folder"

If the file is not there, then the other option "Link Source" might do it for you.

If that doesn't work then what I would do would be to remove the project from eclipse (don't delete the files) and then import the project again.

Import > Existing Projects into Workspace

If these two options don't work then the last option I know of is to simply create a separate project and then manually move all the files into the right spots.