I have created a package for my project, called "com.dumblux.filters4." In my NetBeans
IDE, it displays its files like this:
Most of those files define classes that are package-private. The public classes are these:
I'd like to isolate those public class files from the others. But, if I put them into a package of their own, they lose access to the package-private files they need to compile, and I don't want to make those all public. I could prepend them each with some unique
string, like "DL" or something, rather like that "J" that prepends Swing classes. They'd all group together in the Project window, at least. But that "J" business has always seemed kind of rinky-dink to me (in the legal profession, we would say, "baggy-pants," if that helps make "rinky-dink" any clearer).
Anyone have a suggestion on how I can organize my files so the public classes are grouped together, but don't lose access to the package-private classes they need to compile?