| Preferences: bugs and REF's for 3.4.2? [message #335594] |
Wed, 15 April 2009 19:10  |
Eclipse User |
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Hi all,
I've just installed and configured Eclipse for Java EE Developers. I
noticed a few thing that I wanted to ensure they are bugs before I submit
them. Everything focusses on the preferences under "Window" ->
"Preferences":
1. Hit "Java" -> "Code Style" -> "Formatter", then click "Edit...", hit
tab "New Lines". In the group "Array initializers" there are two
checkboxes, the upper says "Insert new line after opening brace of array
initializer". When checking that, the new line is entered correctly,
however the indentation thereafter is set to *two* tabs instead of one. I
looked if I have another option set in all the formatting, but I couldn't
find any. To me it looks like a (small) bug.
2. Hit "General" -> "Editors" -> "Text Editors" -> "Annotations". I have
two things here:
2.1 First in the annotation types, there are double entries:
Occurrences (org.eclipse.jdt.ui.occurrences)
Occurrences (org.eclipse.wst.jsdt.ui.occurrences)
and
Override indicators (org.eclipse.jdt.ui.overrideIndicators)
Override indicators (org.eclipse.wst.jsdt.ui.overrideIndicators)
Both double entries are linked to each other, both changing each other.
This probably isn't supposed that way!
2.2 I only tried with the occurrences so far, but when changing the color
and then pressing OK *doesn't* change the setting immediately, but only
when restarting Eclipse. Probably not intended either. Maybe this boils
down to the double entries somehow conflicting with each other...?
3. RFE not bug: in the prefs window hit Java -> Editor -> Syntax Coloring.
I have three (two?) things here:
3.1 In the preview window the example class name ist "ClassName", a bite
to the right the implemented interface is named "Interface". This should
be "InterfaceName". It also confuses you at first because "interface" is a
reserved Java keyword.
3.2 Expand the Java tree node. I would like to see if the method parameter
types can be set as an independent option, too. Search for "Parameter
variables" an toggle the Enable checkbox to see where I am in the preview
code. The "Parameter type" (class name) should be configurable as well.
3.3 Another small bug here is with the "Classes" configuration element. As
you toggle it, you'll see that both <E> generics after the ClassName and
for the local non-static field isn't adjusted. As the Parameter type is a
class here as well it could also be added to the "Classes" element to
resolve 3.2.
Karsten
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| Re: Preferences: bugs and REF's for 3.4.2? [message #335596 is a reply to message #335594] |
Thu, 16 April 2009 02:40  |
| Eclipse User |
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Karsten Wutzke wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I've just installed and configured Eclipse for Java EE Developers. I
> noticed a few thing that I wanted to ensure they are bugs before I
> submit them. Everything focusses on the preferences under "Window" ->
> "Preferences":
>
> 1. Hit "Java" -> "Code Style" -> "Formatter", then click "Edit...",
> hit tab "New Lines". In the group "Array initializers" there are two
> checkboxes, the upper says "Insert new line after opening brace of
> array initializer". When checking that, the new line is entered
> correctly, however the indentation thereafter is set to *two* tabs
> instead of one. I looked if I have another option set in all the
> formatting, but I couldn't find any. To me it looks like a (small) bug.
If you have reproducible steps based on top of Eclipse SDK, then please
file a bug against JDT Core.
>
>
> 2. Hit "General" -> "Editors" -> "Text Editors" -> "Annotations". I
> have two things here:
>
>
> 2.1 First in the annotation types, there are double entries:
>
> Occurrences (org.eclipse.jdt.ui.occurrences)
> Occurrences (org.eclipse.wst.jsdt.ui.occurrences)
>
> and
>
> Override indicators (org.eclipse.jdt.ui.overrideIndicators)
> Override indicators (org.eclipse.wst.jsdt.ui.overrideIndicators)
>
> Both double entries are linked to each other, both changing each
> other. This probably isn't supposed that way!
This looks like a bug in the JSDT component. Please file a bug there.
>
> 2.2 I only tried with the occurrences so far, but when changing the
> color and then pressing OK *doesn't* change the setting immediately,
> but only when restarting Eclipse. Probably not intended either. Maybe
> this boils down to the double entries somehow conflicting with each
> other...?
>
>
> 3. RFE not bug: in the prefs window hit Java -> Editor -> Syntax
> Coloring. I have three (two?) things here:
OK, so please file the RFE ;-)
Dani
>
> 3.1 In the preview window the example class name ist "ClassName", a
> bite to the right the implemented interface is named "Interface". This
> should be "InterfaceName". It also confuses you at first because
> "interface" is a reserved Java keyword.
>
> 3.2 Expand the Java tree node. I would like to see if the method
> parameter types can be set as an independent option, too. Search for
> "Parameter variables" an toggle the Enable checkbox to see where I am
> in the preview code. The "Parameter type" (class name) should be
> configurable as well.
>
> 3.3 Another small bug here is with the "Classes" configuration
> element. As you toggle it, you'll see that both <E> generics after the
> ClassName and for the local non-static field isn't adjusted. As the
> Parameter type is a class here as well it could also be added to the
> "Classes" element to resolve 3.2.
>
> Karsten
>
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