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I was trying to type the following into a subclass of JUnit's TestCase class: static public void assertEquals(String message, int expected[], int actual[]) { boolean equal = false; ... // other stuff here if (!equal) { When I got to the 'if' statement and typed the opening "(" the automatic code assist came up. I kept typing "!equal" but when I typed the closing ")" I was surprised to see that code assist stayed active. I kept typing the space and the open "{". At that point, code assist decided to automatically insert something bogus for me, and my line ended up looking like this: if (!equal) actual{
A similar case, showing additional problems: Trying to type: public boolean isClassTestable (ClassFile cf) { int flags = cf.accessFlags(); ... new String(cf.className()).indexOf('$') == -1 When typing the last line, "(" brings up automatic code assist, then type cf, then "." halts the automatic code assist but does not trigger a new one. (which is fine by me, really, but it might not be what you want... <g>) Keep typing (ignoring the code assist) and after you type "className())" and then "." you suddently get a bogus extra "cf" inserted into your code before the "." as follows: new String(cf.className())cf.
Another one, this time with ";". While typing this: out.write(buf,0,buf.length); you get this: out.write(buf,0,buf.length)buf;
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