Description Mark A. Ziesemer 2007-10-26 16:50:17 EDT

Build ID: I20070921-0919 (3.4M2)

Steps To Reproduce:
Enter the following code anywhere in a Java method:

int x = 0;
int y = (x >> (1));

Place the cursor anywhere after the 2nd line and the end of the method, then invoke Ctrl+Spacebar and note that the Content Assist dialog comes up empty.  Do the same after placing the cursor on or before the 1st line, and note that Content Assist works as expected.

Significant (+) and insignificant (-) factors:

+ Using a variable in the position of "x" in the 2nd line.  (Compared to replacing with a number constant, e.g. "2".)
+ Choosing <<, +, -, or any other tested operators.
+ Removing any pair(s) of parenthesis.
- The data types used (byte/short/int/etc.)
- Choosing between the >> and >>> operators.

More information:
Also occurs with I20070625-1500 (3.3.0).

Java code compiles without errors or warnings.  Nothing is generated in the Eclipse Error Log.

A more realistic code example (based on what I was writing when I found the problem):

long code;
byte off;
byte len;
...
byte result = (byte)(code >> (Long.SIZE - off - len));