Hi Will,
On 11.09.24 19:45, Will Hartung wrote:
I'm sorry, my earlier message was prematurely sent, so this is the
complete message (I hope),
I've been debugging some code and dropping into some libraries. While
I have the source code, when I mouse over local variables, I get the
message:
I'm sorry, my earlier message was prematurely sent, so this is the complete
message (I hope),
I've been debugging some code and dropping into some libraries. While I
have the source code, when I mouse over local variables, I get the message:
Variable information is not available, source compiled
I've been debugging some code and dropping into some libraries. While I
have the source code, when I mouse over local variables, I get the message:
Variable information is not available, source compiled without -g option.
Now apparently, -g has several options: source, lines, and vars.
The code
In earlier versions of NetBeans (can't remember how far back), when I
typed "NotYetImportedClass." while editing a Java file, then pressed
ctrl+shift+i to fix the imports, the import would get added and then the
autocomplete for static methods on that class would automatically pop up.
Since at
Hi,
The nbm-suite-root is not used in the ide. I cannot remember if it was in at
some point.
To use it you need to execute mvn archetype:generate, filter the result (for me
more than 2000 results) using nbm choose the right
number to use the archetype nbm-suite-root, and then use the prompt to