| quick fix only suggest to require bundle [message #46474] |
Wed, 11 February 2009 02:37  |
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Hi,
If in a class of mine I have an import for a package not imported in the
manifest, then quick-fix only suggests to add the bundle containing the
package as a required bundle, and doesn't offer to simply import the
package. I have to open the manifest editor and add the package to the
imported packages. How can this be fixed?
Also, when completing class names, I get only classes in packages that
were already imported. If I type the full class name, then Ctrl+M adds the
proper import declaration (but then doesn't add the packages to the
manifest imports). Can I get the class name completion to look in all
available bundles? Can it add the import automatically to the manifest?
(Using eclipse 3.4.1)
Thank you,
Ittay
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| Re: quick fix only suggest to require bundle [message #46505 is a reply to message #46474] |
Wed, 11 February 2009 02:46  |
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I also see that if I let eclipse organize the manifest, it removes
imported packages that are indirectly needed. which then creates errors in
many classes in the plugin (which are very tedious to fix because of what
I wrote in the previous post)
Ittay
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| Re: quick fix only suggest to require bundle [message #591829 is a reply to message #46474] |
Wed, 11 February 2009 02:46 |
| Eclipse User |
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I also see that if I let eclipse organize the manifest, it removes
imported packages that are indirectly needed. which then creates errors in
many classes in the plugin (which are very tedious to fix because of what
I wrote in the previous post)
Ittay
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