Description Ed Burnette 2005-04-05 21:17:23 EDT

3.1M6. Start with this unit test:

package org.eclipseguide;
import junit.framework.TestCase;
public class FuzzyTest extends TestCase {
	void testFuzzyEq() {
	}
}

Inside the function start typing "asserttr". Hit Ctrl-Space, first proposal is
assertTrue(boolean). Hit return to accept. Type variable name "condition", tab,
semicolon. You should now have:

	void testFuzzyEq() {
		assertTrue(condition);
	}

with a red squiggle under "condition". Press Ctrl+1, accept quick fix "Create
local variable 'condition'". Now you have:

	void testFuzzyEq() {
		String condition;
		assertTrue(condition);
	}

which is a syntax error because there is no assertTrue(String) method. It should
have created a boolean variable instead.