Eclipse class location

Is there a way to specify the exact classpath in an Eclipse project without using the pretty GUI? My build path is setup correctly, but of all things, Eclipse doesn't seem to know to look for my own classes within the default package @_@

I'd use Ant and textpad *yum*, but this is for an Eclipse plugin.

export CLASSPATH=/usr/lib/java;/home/anonymous/java;

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Thats BASH, for windows set a environment variable.

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That was an environment variable you fucktard.

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Shut the fuck up you useless shitstain on humanity.

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>>5
Moronic flamers suck dick.

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I wish my girlfriend sucked dick.

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lies. everyone knows programmers don't have girlfriends.

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lies. everyone knows programmers don't have dicks.

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dicks. everyone know programmers lie.

sagelol

You can edit the .classpath file, but I've never had a problem with writing stuff in the default package with Eclipse.  This implies to me that you have something else screwed up.  Check that Eclipse knows the correct source and build directories, you've refreshed the project to take into account any changes made outside of Eclipse, etc..

Eclipse makes me horny.

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