Description John Mazzitelli 2005-01-01 01:07:21 EST

Here's a .java file that replicates the problem:

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public class Foo
{
   public Foo( String[] str ) {}

   public static void main( String[] args )
   {
      Foo f;
      // Content assist (ctrl+space) works from the beginning of the .java file
to here
      f = new Foo((String[]) null);
      // Content assist (ctrl+space) DOES NOT work from here to the end of the
.java file
   }
}
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Note that if the caret is on any line prior to the "f = new Foo" line, content
assist (ctrl+space) works.

After the "f = new Foo" line, content assist does not work - a message in the
lower message bar tells me in red letters "No completions available.".

It seems to be triggered ONLY when I make a call to a constructor in which I
cast the parameter to an array.

This bug does NOT occur if I have an overloaded *method* (as opposed to a
constructor).

This bug does NOT occur if I do not cast the parameter.

This bug does NOT occur if I cast to any object other than an array.

Seen this problem on Eclipse 3.1M4.