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Is it possible to extract Codes from a source?

 

i've got different packs i bought but i wanna extract several features from them and use them for lastest source on freya. since i dont have the changesets and i did not modfy the files i cant make a diff...

 

thats why i am asking if such a posseblity exists. or do i have to search for it myself manually  on the list of the imported files.

 

would be glad if someone could answer it

Rename .jar to .zip, dezip then open content with a java decompiler.

 

You will have 90-95% of original code with some luck.

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Rename .jar to .zip, dezip then open content with a java decompiler.

 

You will have 90-95% of original code with some luck.

 

i think you misunderstood me here.

 

i got the source allready they are on my eclipse. what i wanna do is take some features from it, thats why i ask if there is like a option to find all nessecary files/codes that are needed for this features. lets say i wanna extract a core buffer i need all codes/files from it can i do it whit a option in eclipse or do i have it manually take the codes7search for them on the source

i think you misunderstood me here.

 

i got the source allready they are on my eclipse. what i wanna do is take some features from it, thats why i ask if there is like a option to find all nessecary files/codes that are needed for this features. lets say i wanna extract a core buffer i need all codes/files from it can i do it whit a option in eclipse or do i have it manually take the codes7search for them on the source

 

manually

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