| Tests included in this file: |
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| For Luzius' history of code completion, details of the current implementation, |
| and its limitations see: https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=74419 |
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| Areas to cover: |
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| - from within a method (CC_1) |
| - outside any methods (CC_2) |
| - from within advice - before, after, around (CC_3) |
| - from within an intertype declaration (CC_4) <------ is likely to be the most problematic |
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| different situations: |
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| - in a .java (CC_5) |
| - in a .aj file (1-4 assumed to be done in a .aj file) |
| - in an aspect which extends an abstract aspect (CC_6) |
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| Auto activation |
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| Install the Spacewar Example and open Coordinator. In one of the methods |
| or constructor type "exclusions.". Possible completions should appear. (CC_7) |
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| Switch off auto-activation by clicking 'Window' > 'Preferences' > 'Java' |
| > 'Editor' > 'Code Assist' and unchecking 'Enable Auto Activation'. Type |
| "exclusions." again in the editor and the completions should not appear (CC_8) |
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| Switch auto-activation back on and check that it works as in CC_7 (CC_9) |
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| Bug 129367: Mad code completion makes it impossible to enter pointcuts! |
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| Create a new aspect, and start typing the following (line breaks are *significant*): |
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| pointcut callToJdbc() : |
| call(* java. |
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| Now pause, and check that NO content-assist proposals are given, and that |
| NO completions are auto-inserted into the buffer. (CC_10) |
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