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| code assist not working in 3.2 [message #167952] |
Mon, 28 August 2006 23:34  |
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Originally posted by: jctown.nb.sympatico.ca
Hi,
Is there anything I need to do besides:
Window, Preferences, Java, Editor, Content Assist
Enable auto activation (bottom of page)
Delay 200, Trigger should be a dot.
to make code assist work? If I type System.out. I would expect Eclipse
to pop up a list of options, but nothing happens. Even when I hit
CTRL+Space nothing. I'm using Eclipse 3.2 on a Windows XP Home PC on
a desktop and laptop. I also use the BEA Workshop version on my
Desktop... none of them have the expected behavior.
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| Re: code assist not working in 3.2 [message #168536 is a reply to message #168055] |
Thu, 31 August 2006 00:17  |
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Originally posted by: jctown.nb.sympatico.ca
Daniel Megert wrote:
> JT wrote:
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>> Hi,
>>
>> Is there anything I need to do besides:
>>
>> Window, Preferences, Java, Editor, Content Assist
>> Enable auto activation (bottom of page)
>> Delay 200, Trigger should be a dot.
>>
>>
>> to make code assist work? If I type System.out. I would expect Eclipse
>> to pop up a list of options, but nothing happens. Even when I hit
>> CTRL+Space nothing.
> Make sure the file you're editing is
> - in a Java project
> - the file is on the build path
> - you are editing the file with the Java editor
>
> Dani
>
>> I'm using Eclipse 3.2 on a Windows XP Home PC on
>> a desktop and laptop. I also use the BEA Workshop version on my
>> Desktop... none of them have the expected behavior.
>>
>>
Hi,
Yes it is a Java project. I use the Java Perspective. The reason I am
curious is that when I was using 3.1, I had the code completion without
doing anything and now it's still there but I can't make it happen.
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| Re: code assist not working in 3.2 [message #168578 is a reply to message #168536] |
Thu, 31 August 2006 03:08 |
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Originally posted by: eclipse4.rizzoweb.com
JT wrote:
> Daniel Megert wrote:
>> Make sure the file you're editing is
>> - in a Java project
>> - the file is on the build path
>> - you are editing the file with the Java editor
>>
>> Dani
>
> Yes it is a Java project. I use the Java Perspective. The reason I am
> curious is that when I was using 3.1, I had the code completion without
> doing anything and now it's still there but I can't make it happen.
You confirm that it is a Java project, but did not confirm the other two
points that Dani asked: is the file your editing included on the source
path, and is it opening in the Java editor.
If you don't understand those questions, just ask.
Hope this helps,
Eric
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| Re: code assist not working in 3.2 [message #168896 is a reply to message #168578] |
Thu, 31 August 2006 21:01 |
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Originally posted by: jctown.nb.sympatico.ca
Eric Rizzo wrote:
> JT wrote:
>> Daniel Megert wrote:
>>> Make sure the file you're editing is
>>> - in a Java project
>>> - the file is on the build path
>>> - you are editing the file with the Java editor
>>>
>>> Dani
>>
>> Yes it is a Java project. I use the Java Perspective. The reason I am
>> curious is that when I was using 3.1, I had the code completion without
>> doing anything and now it's still there but I can't make it happen.
>
> You confirm that it is a Java project, but did not confirm the other two
> points that Dani asked: is the file your editing included on the source
> path, and is it opening in the Java editor.
>
> If you don't understand those questions, just ask.
>
> Hope this helps,
> Eric
Isn't is safe to assume that if I am using the Java Perspective then I
am using "the Java editor". If not, then since my code errors are
marked I would say that I am using the Java editor. Furthermore, I
just checked and the entire package is on the build path.
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| Re: code assist not working in 3.2 [message #169000 is a reply to message #168930] |
Fri, 01 September 2006 22:02 |
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Originally posted by: jctown.nb.sympatico.ca
Daniel Megert wrote:
> JT wrote:
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>> Eric Rizzo wrote:
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>>> JT wrote:
>>>
>>>> Daniel Megert wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> Make sure the file you're editing is
>>>>> - in a Java project
>>>>> - the file is on the build path
>>>>> - you are editing the file with the Java editor
>>>>>
>>>>> Dani
>>>>>
>>>> Yes it is a Java project. I use the Java Perspective. The reason I am
>>>> curious is that when I was using 3.1, I had the code completion without
>>>> doing anything and now it's still there but I can't make it happen.
>>>>
>>> You confirm that it is a Java project, but did not confirm the other two
>>> points that Dani asked: is the file your editing included on the source
>>> path, and is it opening in the Java editor.
>>>
>>> If you don't understand those questions, just ask.
>>>
>>> Hope this helps,
>>> Eric
>>>
>> Isn't is safe to assume that if I am using the Java Perspective then I
>> am using "the Java editor".
> No. If a plug-in has been installed that sets itself as default for
> *.java files or Java content type then that editor will be taken no
> matter which perspective you're in.
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>> If not, then since my code errors are
>> marked I would say that I am using the Java editor.
> Might be - another editor could do this as well.
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>> Furthermore, I
>> just checked and the entire package is on the build path.
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> Is there anything in .log? Could you strip down your workspace and
> attach it to a bug report?
>
> Dani
Is there a way to find this out by reading the Eclipse help? I'd rather
figure out how to strip my work space down without bothering anyone here.
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| Re: code assist not working in 3.2 [message #170298 is a reply to message #167952] |
Mon, 11 September 2006 08:02 |
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Originally posted by: tom_eicher.ch.ibm.com
JT, have you used Mylar before? In that case, please see
https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=140416
-t
JT wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Is there anything I need to do besides:
>
> Window, Preferences, Java, Editor, Content Assist
> Enable auto activation (bottom of page)
> Delay 200, Trigger should be a dot.
>
>
> to make code assist work? If I type System.out. I would expect Eclipse
> to pop up a list of options, but nothing happens. Even when I hit
> CTRL+Space nothing. I'm using Eclipse 3.2 on a Windows XP Home PC on
> a desktop and laptop. I also use the BEA Workshop version on my
> Desktop... none of them have the expected behavior.
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