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Assume you are importing and using some classes, that are not in the build path of eclipse. -> Such errors are added as tasks! Double click on such a task. The editor with the source will be opened and it highlights the imports as errors. Now, add the jar to the buildpath, that contain that missing classes. Eclipse updates its information an the error-highlights disappear in the editor. Close the editor and reopen the task. THE ERROR HIGHLIGHTS REAPPEARS AT THE IMPORTS WITHOU REASON! best regards Thorsten van Ellen
Editor issue.
Thorsten, are you sure you triggered a build after you changed the class path. This is very likely since the error still exists in the task list. Please note that the editor shows two kinds of errors: errors in the associated class file and error in the source. The might be out of sync when a file isn't compiled.
Hi Dirk! Seems as if I can not repeat it easily ... But now the highlighting flickers after refocusing (no close and reopen) the editor! Seems as if all highligts disappears very shortly and reappears!? I'm nearly sure, that I did NOT trigger a build explicitly by the menu and eclipse is configured to do not automatically at every source change! And I'm not sure, whether I triggered a refresh! But I think not. And I'm very sure: first the higlighting disappeard, than only after closing and reopening the task/editor it reappeared! best regards Thorsten van Ellen
Hi Dirk! I got it again. But this time it has nothing to do with the tasks! I only added a missing lib to the build path -> highligthing still appears I refreshed -> highligthing disappears I closed and reopened the source -> highlighting reappears! This one is not really serious, but irritating. It is a BUG in this version, don't know more details to reproduce it. Close it again, keep it open or make it less severe, as you think it is reasonable. best regards Thorsten van Ellen
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 65267 ***
