Well i did switch over from Eclipse Juno to eclipse Neon and i can say yes it was a upgrade but there were some tiny things that i am actually missing.
1 thing in that is really important for me and that is that when i override a function that eclipse transfers custom @Interfaces of the super function. (just copy paste text).
This is what eclipse juno did:
Base class:
public class BaseClass
{
@SideOnly(Side.CLIENT)
public void onClientTick()
{
}
}
Overriden class with Eclipse Juno.
public class JunoClass extends BaseClass
{
@Override
@SideOnly(Side.CLIENT)
public void onClientTick()
{
}
}
now when i override the same function with Eclipse Neon then i dont get the @SideOnly(Side.CLIENT) with it.
It doesnt transfer it.
public class NeonClass extends BaseClass
{
@Override
public void onClientTick()
{
}
}
now i am not talking about @Override if you understand what i mean i am meaning that it should transfer the side only system which i want to be transfered.
Now i read through the Internet a lot and people say its: Code Cleanup, Code Template, Code style. I can ensure you its not. I have these "profiles" copied from my old eclipse if these would be effecting it then it would be
done and i would not have issues like these.
I checkt through the whole thing and i found nothing. Maybe i am missing things but if someone knows how to solve this "feature missing" it would be nice.
Also please dont suggest "Report a bug to Eclipse makers"... (already did that no answer after a week or so)
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