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Build Identifier: M20110210-1200 Let's say I have this class: public class ClassWithInnerInterface { public interface InnerInterface { } } and in another package want to define public class InterfaceImplementor implements ClassWithInnerInterface.InnerInterface { } Code assist does not help with auto-completion or importing of the required files, meaning I basically need to type the whole thing. Reproducible: Always
Similar to 335029, but that is an interface within an interface so I logged a new ticket.
Created attachment 194180 [details] Two classes that show this problem Try to make OtherClass implement ClassWithInnerInterface.InnerInterface.
(In reply to comment #2) > Created attachment 194180 [details] [diff] > Two classes that show this problem > > Try to make OtherClass implement ClassWithInnerInterface.InnerInterface. I cannot reproduce this with build 20110911-2000. Using content assist as follows correctly adds the import and also completes the interface name OtherClass implements InnerI<CTRL-SPC>. I intend to close this as WORKSFORME.
Your example does work, but the bug I'm pointing out is a difficulty with using CodeAssist to implement fully qualified inner interface names. Try to type public class InnerInterfaceImplementor implements ClassWith <ctrl-space> you get nothing in CodeAssist, despite the fact that there is a valid interface in the class path that is named ClassWithInnerInterface.InnerInterface.
(In reply to comment #4) > Your example does work, but the bug I'm pointing out is a difficulty with using > CodeAssist to implement fully qualified inner interface names. > > Try to type > > public class InnerInterfaceImplementor implements ClassWith <ctrl-space> > > you get nothing in CodeAssist, despite the fact that there is a valid interface > in the class path that is named ClassWithInnerInterface.InnerInterface. Thanks for following up. The problem with your way is that ur'e trying to ask for the proposal of a class after 'implements' , where an interface is expected. Content assist thus filters it out. Though I agree that the class is also a relevant suggestion here since it can be used to qualify an inner interface. Will fix this.
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