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5,483 PointsFile structure looks different.
In the video, the file structure looks like this:
main > java > com.teamtreehouse > giflib > appconfig
However, in my IntelliJ, it looks like this:
main > java > com.teamtreehouse.giflib
> appconfig
No matter how many times I try, IntelliJ will not allow me to move the appconfig class INSIDE the giflib folder. The code runs but the difference looks strange to me. Why is it now different and why will IntelliJ not let me move one file inside the other?
2 Answers
Mary McCallum
5,483 PointsHi Ayana,
I did try your suggestions but they didn't work for me. I realised I was making a mistake with naming my files, which was causing a problem. I've worked it out now by including the path name and also being careful about where I'm clicking to add folders. Thanks very much :-)
Ayana Bando
9,964 PointsOh fantastic! So happy you solved it!
MACANDERSON UCHE
1,997 PointsOkay. I had the same problem but i figured it out
Ayana Bando
9,964 PointsAyana Bando
9,964 PointsMary, you should just be able to click on
appconfig
and drop it into thegiflib
folder in the Project pane on the left. If not, right click onappconfig
, cut theappconfig
file and paste it into thegiflib
folder.