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[jdt-core-dev] Re: [eclipse-dev] Eclipse - JDT parsing error?
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Actually, this is covered by JLS2.0. A variable name is not a valid prefix
for a type name part of a qualified type name.
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6.5.5.2 Qualified Type Names
If a type name is of the form Q.Id, then Q must be either a type name or a
package name. If Id names exactly one type that is a member of the type or
package denoted by Q, then the qualified type name denotes that type. If Id
does not name a member type (§8.5, §9.5) within Q, or the member type named
Id within Q is not accessible (§6.6), or Id names more than one member type
within Q, then a compile-time error occurs.
The example:
package wnj.test;
class Test {
public static void main(String[] args) {
java.util.Date date =
new
java.util.Date(System.currentTimeMillis());
System.out.println(date.toLocaleString());
}
}
produced the following output the first time it was run:
Sun Jan 21 22:56:29 1996
In this example the name java.util.Date must denote a type, so we first use
the procedure recursively to determine if java.util is an accessible type
or a package, which it is, and then look to see if the type Date is
accessible in this package.
Olivier_Thomann@ot
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06/05/2002 10:12
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Hi Ruslan,
In fact it fails on JDK1.4 and Jikes 1.15.
FirstClass.java:11: unexpected type
required: class, package
found : variable
System.out.println("CONST: " +
one.InnerClass.INNER_CONSTANT);
^
1 error
It compiles fine on JDK1.3.1. I will double check if this is not a javac
bug.
In the future send your message to the eclipse newsgroup or directly open a
bug report on bugzilla.
Olivier
"Ruslan
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05/06/2002 03:39
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eclipse-dev
Hello!
First I would like to thank everyone for good work. Eclise is a really
good IDE and refactoring tools is very helpfull. In fact, my colleagues at
work using JBuilder and they were impressed by Eclipse abilities.
I think I have found a bug in JDT - java code parsing(compiling?). Here
is the example class:
=========== FirstClass.java =======
public class FirstClass {
public static final class InnerClass {
public static final int INNER_CONSTANT = 0;
}
public static void main(String[] args) {
FirstClass one = new FirstClass();
/* The line below produces error message:
one.InnerClass cannot be resolved or is not a field FirstClass.java */
System.out.println("CONST: " + one.InnerClass.INNER_CONSTANT);
}
}
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