Unfortunately, the Java editor and
its underlying analysis framework are very difficult to tie into.
Thus, the editor does not "understand" that preprocessed code may not
actually be "live" and will therefore complain about it.
On 7/30/09 2:57 PM, Badboy09 Badboy wrote:
Hey,
I am a newby of MTJ. I got a question about the preprocessor.
It works perfactly in most of my cases, but I got errors on the
original code if it has syntax check errors,
e.g.:
public int getID(){
//#ifdef TAG
return 10;
//#else
return 0;
//#endif
}
Eclipse created an error on the second return sentence saying
"Unresearchable line" although the preprocessor preprocessed the code
correctly and the class file was also created correctly.
I know MTJ preprocessor hooks into OSGI extension point to do the job.
It seems the eclipse java compiler uses the preprocessed java file to
genereate the class file but the eclipse syntax checker does not use
the preprocessed java file. It still works on the original code. Can
this problem be solved?
Thanks.
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