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I20050513-1415 I started to type "for" in the editor and then hit completion. In the list of results, I obtained foreach, which I should not get because I only have a jdk1.4 installed and my compiler compliance level is set to 1.4 as well.
That's a template. We currently don't have the infrastructure to specify the JDK level.
*** Bug 98429 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
*** Bug 115997 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
*** Bug 200920 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
Provide means to specify the Java version for templates.
I don't this it is trivial to add more fields (e.g. Java version) to a 'Template'. So maybe the right/acceptable solution is to create additional contexts e.g. Java statements, Java 5 statements, Java 7 statements etc ?
(In reply to comment #6) > I don't this it is trivial to add more fields (e.g. Java version) to a > 'Template'. So maybe the right/acceptable solution is to create additional > contexts e.g. Java statements, Java 5 statements, Java 7 statements etc ? Quick answer would be "no", but I'd first have to take a closer look regarding another approach.
Does anyone working on this bug? I think this bug fix will be appreciated by developers. It would then be possible to unlock the other bugs and thus provide users with templates more suitable.
(In reply to Gautier de SAINT MARTIN LACAZE from comment #8) > Does anyone working on this bug? I think this bug fix will be appreciated by > developers. It would then be possible to unlock the other bugs and thus > provide users with templates more suitable. No. Help is welcome.