Taking the word "Java" out of the auto complete class

Author: patrick-slagle

src/simplejavatexteditor/JavaAutoComplete.java renamed to src/simplejavatexteditor/AutoComplete.java

@@ -35,7 +35,7 @@
  * @author Patrick Slagle
  * @since 2016-12-03
  */
-public class JavaAutoComplete
+public class AutoComplete
         implements DocumentListener {
 
     private ArrayList<String> brackets = new ArrayList<>();
@@ -60,7 +60,7 @@ private enum Mode {
     private int pos;
     private String content;
 
-    public JavaAutoComplete(UI ui, ArrayList<String> al) {
+    public AutoComplete(UI ui, ArrayList<String> al) {
         //Set the keywords
         words = al;
         kw = new SupportedKeywords();

src/simplejavatexteditor/UI.java

@@ -68,7 +68,7 @@ public class UI extends JFrame implements ActionListener {
         private final ImageIcon aboutMeIcon = new ImageIcon("icons/about_me.png");
         private final ImageIcon aboutIcon = new ImageIcon("icons/about.png");
 
-	JavaAutoComplete autocomplete;
+	AutoComplete autocomplete;
 	private boolean hasListener = false;
 
 	public UI() {
@@ -312,14 +312,14 @@ else if(e.getSource() == saveFile || e.getSource() == saveButton) {
 								case 0:
 									String[] jk = kw.getJavaKeywords();
 									arrayList = kw.setKeywords(jk);
-									autocomplete = new JavaAutoComplete(this, arrayList);
+									autocomplete = new AutoComplete(this, arrayList);
 									textArea.getDocument().addDocumentListener(autocomplete);
 									hasListener = true;
 									break;
 								case 1:
 									String[] ck = kw.getCppKeywords();
 									arrayList = kw.setKeywords(ck);
-									autocomplete = new JavaAutoComplete(this, arrayList);
+									autocomplete = new AutoComplete(this, arrayList);
 									textArea.getDocument().addDocumentListener(autocomplete);
 									hasListener = true;
 									break;