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How to generate unimplemented methods [message #1065994]

Fri, 28 June 2013 13:12

Eclipse User

Hi all
I am new here and have just installed the PDT extension plugin for Kepler.

It's class and interface wizards are great but is there a way to generate unimplemented methods in classes created beforehand?

cheers
steve

Re: How to generate unimplemented methods [message #1066031 is a reply to message #1065994]

Sat, 29 June 2013 03:40

Eclipse User

Do you mean PDT Eclipse Extensions - Features?

Re: How to generate unimplemented methods [message #1066035 is a reply to message #1066031]

Sat, 29 June 2013 04:36

Eclipse User

hi Toshihiro
That is exactly what i mean. I am not getting any warnings, errors etc and when I Ctrl+1 it gives no help.
I think I may be missing some dependencies which I am currently investigating. Any additional help would be appreciated.
Cheers
Steve

Re: How to generate unimplemented methods [message #1066049 is a reply to message #1066035]

Sat, 29 June 2013 08:54

Eclipse User

Ah, it seems there is a bug in PDT Extensions.(I'm not using it) It works in a very simple case but not in some cases. (also, the preference page looks like have another problem)
It's better to report the bug against PDT Extensions team.(Not PDT)

Tested:
Eclipse Platform 4.3.0.I20130605-2000
PDT Extensions 0.16.1.201305301841
PHP Development Tools (PDT) 3.2.0.201306051924

working - just after doing quick-fix
index.php/fa/15415/0/

not working - with second file having same class name
index.php/fa/15416/0/

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[Updated on: Sat, 29 June 2013 09:09] by Moderator

Re: How to generate unimplemented methods [message #1066056 is a reply to message #1066049]

Sat, 29 June 2013 10:56

Eclipse User

Hi Toshihiro
There is also a bug when implementing 2 interfaces with the same method names. It adds both sets therefore causing an ambiguous public interface.

I'll find out how to submit a bug report.

Strangely my initial concern was trying to add unimplemented methods from parent classes, rather than interfaces. I thought that the quick fix would do this...but it is not actually a feature. It is done, instead, from the good old code assist.

Anyway thanks for your help in clearing this up for me.

Cheers
Steve

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