| Bug found but not able (yet) to report in proper way [message #118337] |
Thu, 17 November 2005 10:30  |
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As a newcomer to Eclipse I found a bug and I like to report it but the
official way is yet too difficult for me. To start with, I should know in
what product the bug appears and I don't. Secondly, I should be able to
find out if the bug was already reported but I 'm not.
So, I will report it here in my own language, hoping that someone picks it
up and reports it in the proper way. Of course I 'm interested in whether
it appeared to be a really new reported bug.
I 'm using Eclipse 3.1.0 on a java project.
Guided by the (really good!) tutorial I played with content assist. E.g. I
typed "for" followed by pressing Ctrl-space and choosing an option. The
appearing code template uses a kind of "intelligence" e.g. to connect
references (which enables concurrent change of all appearances of a
reference name by changing only one appearance) and certain Tabkey
behaviour (tabbing to the next reference). Now, as soon as you navigate
the focus out of Eclipse and then back again, this intelligence is gone
for that particular template! I encountered this problem because I was
"alt-Tabbing" between Eclipse and Internet Explorer in which my tutorial
information was displayed.
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| Re: Bug found but not able (yet) to report in proper way [message #118388 is a reply to message #118337] |
Fri, 18 November 2005 03:24  |
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Originally posted by: nospam.cops.org
I've encountered the same problem in 3.2 M3. It should be filed under
Product: JDT, Component: Text.
You can file it using your own words and description, I'm sure the
eclipse folks wouldn't mind :-).
Best regards,
Stelian Iancu
stelian DOT iancu AT gmail DOT com
Dolf wrote:
> As a newcomer to Eclipse I found a bug and I like to report it but the
> official way is yet too difficult for me. To start with, I should know
> in what product the bug appears and I don't. Secondly, I should be able
> to find out if the bug was already reported but I 'm not.
>
> So, I will report it here in my own language, hoping that someone picks
> it up and reports it in the proper way. Of course I 'm interested in
> whether it appeared to be a really new reported bug.
>
> I 'm using Eclipse 3.1.0 on a java project.
> Guided by the (really good!) tutorial I played with content assist. E.g.
> I typed "for" followed by pressing Ctrl-space and choosing an option.
> The appearing code template uses a kind of "intelligence" e.g. to
> connect references (which enables concurrent change of all appearances
> of a reference name by changing only one appearance) and certain Tabkey
> behaviour (tabbing to the next reference). Now, as soon as you navigate
> the focus out of Eclipse and then back again, this intelligence is gone
> for that particular template! I encountered this problem because I was
> "alt-Tabbing" between Eclipse and Internet Explorer in which my tutorial
> information was displayed.
>
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| Re: Bug found but not able (yet) to report in proper way [message #118488 is a reply to message #118388] |
Fri, 18 November 2005 17:15 |
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Originally posted by: eclipse3.rizzoweb.com
Stelian Iancu wrote:
> I've encountered the same problem in 3.2 M3. It should be filed under
> Product: JDT, Component: Text.
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> You can file it using your own words and description, I'm sure the
> eclipse folks wouldn't mind :-).
Clarification: Eclipse Bugzilla is where you report bugs and feature
requests: http://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs
HTH,
Eric
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> Dolf wrote:
>
>> As a newcomer to Eclipse I found a bug and I like to report it but the
>> official way is yet too difficult for me. To start with, I should know
>> in what product the bug appears and I don't. Secondly, I should be
>> able to find out if the bug was already reported but I 'm not.
>>
>> So, I will report it here in my own language, hoping that someone
>> picks it up and reports it in the proper way. Of course I 'm
>> interested in whether it appeared to be a really new reported bug.
>>
>> I 'm using Eclipse 3.1.0 on a java project.
>> Guided by the (really good!) tutorial I played with content assist.
>> E.g. I typed "for" followed by pressing Ctrl-space and choosing an
>> option. The appearing code template uses a kind of "intelligence" e.g.
>> to connect references (which enables concurrent change of all
>> appearances of a reference name by changing only one appearance) and
>> certain Tabkey behaviour (tabbing to the next reference). Now, as soon
>> as you navigate the focus out of Eclipse and then back again, this
>> intelligence is gone for that particular template! I encountered this
>> problem because I was "alt-Tabbing" between Eclipse and Internet
>> Explorer in which my tutorial information was displayed.
>>
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