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Build Identifier: 20090920-1017 For some classes that contains less than 10 fields, the Content Assistant works pretty fine. For a large class that contains many fields, it throws an exception without further detailed message: 'org.eclipse.jdt.ui.JavaNoTypeCompletionProposalComputer' proposal computer from the 'org.eclipse.jdt.ui' plug-in did not complete normally. The extension has thrown a runtime exception. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1.Creat a JavaScript Class that contains 20+ fields 2.In another Class, create a reference to the previous class, and type "." to trigger Context-Assistant 3.The error message box pops up.
Can you append the actual runtime exception from your log?
Where do you invoke content assist: in a JavaScript or in a Java file/editor?
(In reply to comment #2) > Where do you invoke content assist: in a JavaScript or in a Java file/editor? It's in a JavaScript editor
Perhaps you can attach the file you were editing when this occurred?
I attempted to reproduce following your steps, but have been unsuccessful. Xiang, can you attach some sample code where this occurs? My example: function Big() { this.a1 = 1; this.a2 = 1; this.a3 = 1; this.a4 = 1; this.a5 = 1; this.a6 = 1; this.a7 = 1; this.a8 = 1; this.a9 = 1; this.a10 = 1; this.a11 = 1; this.a12 = 1; this.a13 = 1; this.a14 = 1; this.a15 = 1; this.a16 = 1; this.a17 = 1; this.a18 = 1; this.a19 = 1; this.a20 = 1; this.a21 = 1; } function Class2() { var b = new Big(); b.* <- attempt content assist }
Thanks for your reply and attention. During the last week, I have updated the eclipse and have removed extra plug-ins that may potentially interfere with the content-assistent. After that I found the issue is not reproducible. I think this issue might be fixed or specific to certain settings. Again, thanks a lot for investigating this bug.
