Changing name reference of lstlisting code in LaTeX

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Changing name reference of lstlisting code in LaTeX














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At my LaTeX document I use ref{MyCodeName.java} to reference a code as the image below. When I click on the blue link 5.1.1 it takes me to the code page.



enter image description here



So, it's possible to change this 5.1.1 referenced blue link to MyCodeName.java ?



There's is my LaTeX code using lstlisting and setting a label name:



begin{lstlisting}[title = {MyCodeName.java}, label={MyCodeName.java}]
public class DatabaseAddresses {

private static final String SERVER_IP = " ";

private static final String DATABASE_NAME_FOLDER = " ";

public static final String URL = SERVER_IP + DATABASE_NAME_FOLDER;

}
end{lstlisting}








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    At my LaTeX document I use ref{MyCodeName.java} to reference a code as the image below. When I click on the blue link 5.1.1 it takes me to the code page.



    enter image description here



    So, it's possible to change this 5.1.1 referenced blue link to MyCodeName.java ?



    There's is my LaTeX code using lstlisting and setting a label name:



    begin{lstlisting}[title = {MyCodeName.java}, label={MyCodeName.java}]
    public class DatabaseAddresses {

    private static final String SERVER_IP = " ";

    private static final String DATABASE_NAME_FOLDER = " ";

    public static final String URL = SERVER_IP + DATABASE_NAME_FOLDER;

    }
    end{lstlisting}








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      At my LaTeX document I use ref{MyCodeName.java} to reference a code as the image below. When I click on the blue link 5.1.1 it takes me to the code page.



      enter image description here



      So, it's possible to change this 5.1.1 referenced blue link to MyCodeName.java ?



      There's is my LaTeX code using lstlisting and setting a label name:



      begin{lstlisting}[title = {MyCodeName.java}, label={MyCodeName.java}]
      public class DatabaseAddresses {

      private static final String SERVER_IP = " ";

      private static final String DATABASE_NAME_FOLDER = " ";

      public static final String URL = SERVER_IP + DATABASE_NAME_FOLDER;

      }
      end{lstlisting}








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      At my LaTeX document I use ref{MyCodeName.java} to reference a code as the image below. When I click on the blue link 5.1.1 it takes me to the code page.



      enter image description here



      So, it's possible to change this 5.1.1 referenced blue link to MyCodeName.java ?



      There's is my LaTeX code using lstlisting and setting a label name:



      begin{lstlisting}[title = {MyCodeName.java}, label={MyCodeName.java}]
      public class DatabaseAddresses {

      private static final String SERVER_IP = " ";

      private static final String DATABASE_NAME_FOLDER = " ";

      public static final String URL = SERVER_IP + DATABASE_NAME_FOLDER;

      }
      end{lstlisting}






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