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Wed, 01 March 2006 02:33

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: Alexander.Mitin.gmail.com

Hello.

1. Assume that we type class instance creation like that:
"MyCoolClass coolClass = new ", then we press Ctrl+Space and Eclipse
gives us a proposal "MyCoolClass", so we have complete statement and
happy. :) Now let's create int array: we type "int[] ints = " but
pressing Ctrl+Space now gives us no proposals. It would be nice to have
a default proposal "int[] {}" with cursor placed in curly brackets.

2. It would be also nice to have a quickassist assigning array element
to new field/local variable, e.g. pressing Ctrl+1 on "int[i];" and
selecting "assign to local variable" should give "int int1 = int[i];"

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Alexander Mitin

Re: Eclipse and arrays [message #225013 is a reply to message #224990]

Wed, 01 March 2006 04:20

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: daniel.megert.eclipse.org

Alexander Mitin wrote:

> Hello.
>
> 1. Assume that we type class instance creation like that:
> "MyCoolClass coolClass = new ", then we press Ctrl+Space and Eclipse
> gives us a proposal "MyCoolClass", so we have complete statement and
> happy. :) Now let's create int array: we type "int[] ints = " but
> pressing Ctrl+Space now gives us no proposals. It would be nice to have
> a default proposal "int[] {}" with cursor placed in curly brackets.
>
> 2. It would be also nice to have a quickassist assigning array element
> to new field/local variable, e.g. pressing Ctrl+1 on "int[i];" and
> selecting "assign to local variable" should give "int int1 = int[i];"
>
This is not the right forum to place enhancement requests. Use bugzilla
instead. This will allow you to track the progress on your item(s).

Dani

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