| Task Tags [message #244325] |
Thu, 07 June 2007 11:12  |
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Originally posted by: ericaramsey1.gmail.com
Hello, I do I setup Tasks to be Case Sensitive? I went to "project
properties"->"Java Compiler"->"Task Tags" and I set it to case sensitive.
Then I went to preferences"->"Java Compiler"->"Task Tags" and set it to case
sensitive. But entries, for example "import java.todo", that are not TODO
tags are still up as TODO Tags. I know that I can simply go to Task window
and delete them but this is so inconvenient.
Also, I defined my own tag called "DELETE-THIS" but when I enter it in a
comment, // DELETE-THIS: remove this code after testing complete , it
doesn't appear in the Task window and it doesn't show up as bold text like
the "TODO" task tag does.
Well, I hope that someone out there can help me!
Sincerely,
EARamsey
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| Re: Task Tags [message #244332 is a reply to message #244325] |
Thu, 07 June 2007 11:19  |
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Erica a écrit :
> Hello, I do I setup Tasks to be Case Sensitive? I went to "project
> properties"->"Java Compiler"->"Task Tags" and I set it to case sensitive.
> Then I went to preferences"->"Java Compiler"->"Task Tags" and set it to case
> sensitive. But entries, for example "import java.todo", that are not TODO
> tags are still up as TODO Tags. I know that I can simply go to Task window
> and delete them but this is so inconvenient.
>
> Also, I defined my own tag called "DELETE-THIS" but when I enter it in a
> comment, // DELETE-THIS: remove this code after testing complete , it
> doesn't appear in the Task window and it doesn't show up as bold text like
> the "TODO" task tag does.
Could you please specify your Eclipse build?
Enter a bug report against JDT/Core with required informations and steps
to reproduce.
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Olivier
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