| Eclipse 3.1M1 and JDK 1.5 [message #40575] |
Sat, 11 September 2004 05:38  |
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Originally posted by: eclipse.objectopia.org
I'm using Eclipse3.1M1 and started using generics. The eclipse java editor
does not like it when I declare generic types in an AspectJ project (but
this is fine for a Java project)
Presumably since AJDT overrids the default Java editor it has not been
updated for this new syntax yet ? Also, is it possible to not use the
aspectj editor for .java files and only use the aspectj editor for .aj files
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| sorry - wrong thread [message #41728 is a reply to message #41665] |
Mon, 04 October 2004 05:28  |
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Apologies - by accident I made my new question appear as part of this
thread though it's completely unrelated. Please ignore!
Michael
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| Re: Eclipse 3.1M1 and JDK 1.5 [message #583067 is a reply to message #40575] |
Sat, 11 September 2004 12:47 |
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On Sat, 11 Sep 2004 10:38:01 +0100, Chris Burnley wrote:
> I'm using Eclipse3.1M1 and started using generics. The eclipse java editor
> does not like it when I declare generic types in an AspectJ project (but
> this is fine for a Java project)
>
> Presumably since AJDT overrids the default Java editor it has not been
> updated for this new syntax yet ? Also, is it possible to not use the
> aspectj editor for .java files and only use the aspectj editor for .aj files
> ?
You can switch the editor for each file by right-clicking the file icon in
the package explorer.
Eric
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| Re: Eclipse 3.1M1 and JDK 1.5 [message #583288 is a reply to message #40575] |
Wed, 29 September 2004 10:49 |
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> Also, is it possible to not use the
> aspectj editor for .java files and only use the aspectj editor for .aj
files
> ?
You can change the default editor for a given file extension by clicking
'Window' > 'Preferences', expanding 'Workbench' and selecting 'File
Associations'. Then select the file type (e.g. "*.java") in the 'File
Types' box and change the default editor in the 'Associated Editors' section
below.
Sian January
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| AJDT fiddling with the Java Build path? [message #583570 is a reply to message #41012] |
Mon, 04 October 2004 05:10 |
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I have a strange observation:
apparently since I converted a former Java Project to an AspectJ
project I noticed that "something" is fiddling with the build path
(right click on project => Properties => Java Build Path) of that
project:
I repeatedly now observed that all project imports (second tab at the
right "Projects") get unchecked and instead I get corresponding new
entries on the "Libraries" tab pointing to <project>/build/classes.
Who/which component is changing this and why?
Michael
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