Description Markus Keller 2010-08-12 17:21:11 EDT

I20100810-0800

In situations like the one below, we should have a quick fix that adds the required explicit type arguments to an invocation of a generic method.


import java.io.IOException;
import java.util.*;

public class Try {
    void foo(IOException e) {
        handle(Collections.singletonList(e)); //error
        handle(Collections.<Exception>singletonList(e));
        
        List<? super Exception> l1= Collections.nCopies(5, e); //error
        List<? super Exception> l2= Collections.<Exception>nCopies(5, e);
    }

    void handle(List<Exception> list) { }
}