Community
Participate
Working Groups
I am using Juno 4.2.2. I am certain this problem had existed since antiquity (actually ever since multiple quick fix became a feature). I have four errors within the same Java source file. The reason for the error was that the code was developed on JDK 1.6 which allows @override annotation on interface implementation. The source file was then merged with a JDK 1.5 workspace. Consequently, these errors were listed on the [Problems] pane. The method onSelection(SelectionEvent<Genx<TypA>>) of type new SelectionHandler<Genx<TypA>>(){} must override a superclass method The method onSelection(SelectionEvent<Genx<TypB>>) of type new SelectionHandler<Genx<TypB>>(){} must override a superclass method The method onSelection(SelectionEvent<Genx<TypC>>) of type new SelectionHandler<Genx<TypC>>(){} must override a superclass method The method onSelection(SelectionEvent<Genx<TypD>>) of type new SelectionHandler<Genx<TypD>>(){} must override a superclass method Steps: 1. Right-click on each problem and perform quick fix - the quick fix would be completed unimpeded to completion. 2. Select all four and right-click to quick fix - a Quick Fix dialog pops up to inform me that ... The selected problems do not have a common applicable quick fix. Only select similar problems or try Source > Clean Up to fix multiple problems at once. Explanation/Discussion: These are obviously similar problems. Not just similar but stupendously similar. The algorithm to detect similar quick-fixable problems is insufficient or defective. I normally do not wish to perform a Clean up to fix the whole project or workspace, for reasons beyond the scope of this bug. I wish to have more control to choose what I wish to fix.
Multi quick fix does not work with following example also when when used with JDK 1.5: ------------------------------------ public interface I { void foo(); } abstract class C implements I { } class Test { C o1 = new C() { @Override public void foo() { } }; C o2 = new C() { @Override public void foo() { } }; } ------------------------------------ Multi-fix support is implemented on a case by case basis and is not implemented for the quick fix: Remove '@Override' annotation. Dani/Markus, is this quick fix a candidate for multi-fix?
