So, I've got this problem - a strange problem. I have a library as part of an IDEA project - in which all the code is publicly visible under 'tk.*' (IE: all classes exist in sub-packages of tk). Should the attempt be made to import a class residing within that package IDEA highlights the import statement (only th 'tk' mind you - which is strange enough), citing the reason mentioned later. Despite the apparent "errors", the project (consisting of a formidable number of files) compiles successfuly - very much so, infact.
Info:
- The highlight reason (when you hover over the aforementioned highlight): 'tk' is not public in ''
- Note about this: the file importing from said package IS NOT in the default package.
- It would seem that the importing from packages residing in other libraries is not found at fault by IDEA
- The class(es) imported by aforementioned file(s) are not package-private, nor protected, nor private - they are public
- The project's path settings should be correct, however I am open to the suggestion that these may be at fault
Notes:
- Sorry if this quiestion reads wierdly - I'm rather distracted by the environment in which I currently reside.