Re: Java, Xcode, CodeSense, java docs, etc.
Re: Java, Xcode, CodeSense, java docs, etc.
- Subject: Re: Java, Xcode, CodeSense, java docs, etc.
- From: Martin Kahr <email@hidden>
- Date: Sun, 26 Sep 2004 19:45:25 +0200
Actually, this one was fixed in just the past week. We've had a number
of duplicate reports of it, but this report was the first with a very
simple, reproducible case. So you'll see the fix in one of those
"future releases".
That's good to hear. (and I don't ask for a public beta date :)
The crashes of the java indexer prevented me in using XCode.
Stability is the most important feature I think. No valid or invalid
java code shall ever crash the indexer or it's database. In the current
release the indexer restarts the complete indexing cause of the bug.
This really slows down my powerbook a lot and is very annoying (cause I
have to hit the reindexing button each time).
A good test case for valid java code would be the following scenario
(cause the indexer crashed in the second run)
1) index the sun java sources
2) touch each file (so that the indexer handles it the next time)
3) reindex the sources
I think this will catch the most different java "coding" styles
(forward declaration, inner classes, ...)
Martin
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