You're right, 1.5 is the first version to handle code completion for
Java and I am grateful to see the Xcode developers take a step in that
direction, it will be a fantastic feature once it is working at the
same level as the code completion in NetBeans. I'm just getting itchy
to fully convert to Xcode from NetBeans and each time I think that I
can take the step something else crops up that keeps me rooted in
NetBeans.
On Sep 30, 2004, at 11:27 AM, Dmitry Markman wrote:
don't forget that 1.5 is the first xcode release that support java
code completion
so xcode's team has some area for improvement :-))
On Sep 30, 2004, at 11:00 AM, Michael Fey wrote:
I have been attempting to use Xcode 1.5's new Java code sense to
move my development environment from NetBeans into Xcode. Well let
me tell you, it has not been a basket of roses.
After enabling Code Sense in Xcode I open up a new Java Swing
project (for example) and go to the main class of that project. I
want to import javax.swing.JFrame;
After typing in javax.swing. (both of which get correct completion
suggestions) I get a set of numbers, some comments from the header
of my file, and bunch of fairly useless stuff. Now if I type 'JF' I
do get a suggestion for 'JFrame', but shouldn't the Code Sense only
show what is in the javax.swing package? NetBeans does. Does
anyone know how I can repair this issue?
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