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Re: [aspectj-users] Re: AJDT 1.1.12 released for Eclipse 3.0
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I am really missing the comfort used from the eclipse Java editor.
This forces
me constantly to switch the nature of the project, from AspectNature to
JavaNature.
I don't have this problem. My .java files are all editable as per
normal, and only my .aj files suffer a lack of functionality.
I wonder what the difference in our configurations is.
Cheers,
Nick
On Aug 13, 2004, at 8:42 PM, Andreas Guther wrote:
Matt:
are there any plans to get all the other great features into the aj
files editor, like
the error fix help or the package import statements re-organize etc?
I am really missing the comfort used from the eclipse Java editor.
This forces
me constantly to switch the nature of the project, from AspectNature to
JavaNature.
Regards,
Andreas
Matt Chapman wrote:
Ron Bodkin wrote on 13/08/2004 19:50:42:
> That's good news, especially having code completion in .aj files. I
assume
> it's a known limitation that code completion won't show the user
any types
> defined in a .aj file, nor any aspect types (with the sole
exception of the
> type itself?).
Hi Ron,
It is indeed:
https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=70712
(Code completion does not show elements from .aj files)
We're working on it...
Regards,
Matt.
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