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Given the code String[] leftArguments = t.getTypeParameterSignatures(); Stream.of(leftArguments).filter(s -> s.endsWith("Ljava.lang.Object;")).findFirst().va; Ends up String[] leftArguments = String[] typeParameterSignatures = t.getTypeParameterSignatures(); Stream.of(leftArguments).filter(s -> s.endsWith("Ljava.lang.Object;")).findFirst();; The quick fix assignment works fine.
Yup, I see pretty much the same behaviour. I think the difference is that the way postfix completion is set up to work involves JDT Core having to recover statements when things like '.var' are present. However, when you activate the quickfix, the sources are valid and the statements are present. I wonder if we can keep track of 2 ASTs. The current one that represents the state of the source, and one that represents the code prior to '.var' having been typed. This way we can use the first AST for actually determining proper offsets, but we use the 2nd AST to compute the data we need.
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