Ben pointed out to me the other day that Eclipse has a shortcut for resolving imports: Ctrl+Shift+O, so there's no reason for this stuff to crop up other than laziness.
It's worth noting, I added a rule to the main project that will exclude the test project from being considered as one of its resources. This makes it look better / less confusing, but it also resolves some warnings that were only appearing in the embedded version of ChooseYourAdventureTest but not the imported version.
This was mostly import statements.
Ben pointed out to me the other day that Eclipse has a shortcut for resolving imports:
Ctrl+Shift+O
, so there's no reason for this stuff to crop up other than laziness.It's worth noting, I added a rule to the main project that will exclude the test project from being considered as one of its resources. This makes it look better / less confusing, but it also resolves some warnings that were only appearing in the embedded version of ChooseYourAdventureTest but not the imported version.