Re: XCode 1.5 Java Indexer bugs
Re: XCode 1.5 Java Indexer bugs
- Subject: Re: XCode 1.5 Java Indexer bugs
- From: Scott Tooker <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 9 Aug 2004 11:48:25 -0700
Your best first step is to file bugs on these issues so we can track
them and get the bugs fixed in a future release of Xcode :)
Scott
On Aug 6, 2004, at 8:43 AM, Martin Kahr wrote:
> After WWDC I thought I should give XCode a try. So I switched one
> webproject from eclipse to xcode.
> (I am back at eclipse again)
>
> I like most of the concepts of XCode, but the following bugs made me
> crazy...
>
> In XCode 1.5 I found the following bugs regarding the Java Indexer
> (bug already reported)
>
> 1) Java package definiton crashes the indexer
>
> After 3 hours I isolated the bug.
> It's really a very annoying bug. I am wondering if someone at apple
> really uses XCode for Java Development.
> (or does nobody need a Singleton, ...?)
>
> When I add a package declaration to the following simple code:
> public class IndexerBug {
> private IndexerBug a;
> public IndexerBug() {
> }
> }
>
> e.g.
> package com.test.something;
>
> public class IndexerBug {
> private IndexerBug a;
>
> public IndexerBug() {
> }
> }
>
> than the indexer crashes on the next save (after I saved the file with
> the package definition) - error: "unable to delete reference....".
> Index must be rebuild - which causes the same error on the next save -
> I am not programming - I am just wondering :(
> Each time the indexer crashes (which should never happen of course) my
> work is interupted by this message.
> When I move the attribute definiton to the bottom of the class
> definition it works. Of course that's not really a solution - I would
> have to find and change each class which has this "coding bug".
> When I close the the "unable to delete ..." crash window with
> "cancel", XCode hangs some time later during the save of a file -
> which leads to lost code, ....It looks like XCode tries to access the
> non existing IndexDB of the project.
>
> 2) When I add junit.jar (www.junit.org) to the project it gets
> indexed. Unfortunatly when I use the code completion in a class which
> extends junit.framework.TestCase I am unable to see the defined
> methods of the super-super class.
> e.g.: the class TestCase provides a method named "assertTrue" which is
> not visible. I checked this behavior with java.awt.Button and some
> methods which are defined in java.awt.Component (baseclass of Button)
> and there it works - strange thing.
>
> any help for this problems? Am I doing something wrong?
>
> Martin
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