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If i have a jarfile in my dependencies list that contains an object type should import-at-point be able to tab-complete it?
specifically:
dependencies = ["C:/PTC/Creo 3.0/M150/Common Files/text/java/pfc.jar" ...] pfc.jar contains a type: com.ptc.cipjava.booleanseq
john.utz@JUTZ-S1-16B C:\PTC\Creo 3.0\M150\Common Files\text\java $ jar tf pfc.jar | grep booleanseq com/ptc/Implementation/cipjava$booleanseq.class com/ptc/cipjava/booleanseq.class
should i not be able to type into my java implementation file
import com.ptc.cipjava.b and get booleanseq?
i do not. i get:
import com.ptc.cipjava.break instead along with an ">>" at the start of the line (i assume the ">>" is coming from flycheck)
Is what i am experiencing expected behavior?
or am i doing this wrong? :-)
please let me know when you get a chance.
Tnx!
johnu
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If i have a jarfile in my dependencies list that contains an object type should import-at-point be able to tab-complete it?
specifically:
dependencies = ["C:/PTC/Creo 3.0/M150/Common Files/text/java/pfc.jar" ...]
pfc.jar contains a type:
com.ptc.cipjava.booleanseq
john.utz@JUTZ-S1-16B C:\PTC\Creo 3.0\M150\Common Files\text\java
$ jar tf pfc.jar | grep booleanseq
com/ptc/Implementation/cipjava$booleanseq.class
com/ptc/cipjava/booleanseq.class
should i not be able to type into my java implementation file
import com.ptc.cipjava.b
and get booleanseq?
i do not. i get:
import com.ptc.cipjava.break instead along with an ">>" at the start of the line
(i assume the ">>" is coming from flycheck)
Is what i am experiencing expected behavior?
or am i doing this wrong? :-)
please let me know when you get a chance.
Tnx!
johnu
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: