Adding Text to Rows in Netbeans Java
While the Netbeans integrated development environment, or IDE, might be able to compile an application without encountering any arguments, there may be kinks in the functionality of the program in question. But a program doesn't have to include bugs or limitations for you to want to edit it, you may simply want to change the aesthetics of your application or remove an unneeded function. If you're familiar with language of application, you can use Netbeans' source editor to rewrite or add to the target application's code.
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Instructions
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Start Netbeans, then load your project. Click on the Netbeans' "File" heading. Highlight the "New Project" option in the File menu, then highlight the "Java" option.
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Select the "Java Project with Existing Source" to import an existing project into Netbeans. Type in the name of your project and then set its source directory. Click "Finish" to complete your project's importation.
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Expand the "Source Packages" heading in the "Projects" explorer tree, then click on the element that you'd like to edit. The element's code will be displayed in the source editor window.
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Click at the location in the code where you'd like to insert your text. Hit the "Enter" key on your keyboard to create a new row. Type the desired string of code into the new row.
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Select the "Save" option from Netbeans' "File" heading to save your project's changes.
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