There seems to be an issue with multi type generics:
Map<String, Integer> map = new HashMap<>();
map.entrySet().for
results in illegal code - , java.lang.Integer> is missing
for (Entry<java.lang.String name : map.entrySet()) {
}
Also the evaluation of Iterable seems broken
class Foo<A, B> implements Iterable<Foo<A, B>> {
@Override
public Iterator<Foo<A, B>> iterator() {
return null;
}
}
Foo<String, Integer> foo = new Foo<>();
foo.for
completes to
for (String foo : foo) {
}
instead of
for (Foo<String, Integer> foo2 : foo) {
}
above is btw result of Luna's new "create enhanced for loop" quick fix, so it is implemented correctly there. Also noteworthy: the quick fix did avoid duplicate variable names by adding a "2" and it's never using java.lang....
SW versions
- Eclipse IDE for Java Developers 4.4.1.20140925-1820
- JDT Patch to enable Postfix completion in Luna (Required) 0.0.1.201411112213
- JDT Postfix code completion 0.0.3.201411112213
There seems to be an issue with multi type generics:
results in illegal code -
, java.lang.Integer>is missingAlso the evaluation of
Iterableseems brokencompletes to
instead of
above is btw result of Luna's new "create enhanced for loop" quick fix, so it is implemented correctly there. Also noteworthy: the quick fix did avoid duplicate variable names by adding a "2" and it's never using
java.lang....SW versions