String problem

[flex567]

Hi,
Can anyone explain why is this error?

[spyork]

you can write
C:/users/MilosS/Desktop/seba/playboy
don't use "\" always use "/" it will work
thx

[flex567]

aha, now it works. Thanx.

[spyork]

[flex567]

I get this 2 warnings when i run Eclipse. Why are they popping up and what can i do to fix it?

[spyork]

try this is official website

http://wiki.eclipse.org/EGit/User_Guide

you will get complete guide here simply follow the steps.. hope it will work.
thx

[phillip.vu]

Hi,
Can anyone explain why is this error?

Another way is using like this : "C:\\Users\\MilosS"

[keang]

C:/users/MilosS/Desktop/seba/playboy
don't use "\" always use "/" it will work

This is not quite true. In the case of a windows file path using '/' instead of '\' will work in other situations you may well need to use '\'.
The problem is as follows: in Java the "\" char is used to escape other characters to provide special meaning ie \t gives a tab char, \n a newline etc. So if you want to put an actual "\" in a string you have a to add a "\" to the front of it to tell the compiler to embed a "\" rather than treat it as an escape sequence. So your string would need to be: "C:\\users\\MilosS\\Desktop\\seba\\playboy".

[flex567]

		  for (int i = 0; i <= c_path_name.length-1; i++) {
			if(c_path_name[i] == '\')	{
					c_path_name[i] = '/';
		  								}	
		  												}

Can someone explain to me why this won't compile?
And what should I change in this code so it would compile.

[jcaccia]

keang posted the answer already (see post #8)

[flex567]

solved that problem with '\\'