Hello,
I'm using Netbeans 13, and I seem to be having some groovy issues. My
project is maven based, and the project builds fine. However, the editor
can't see the groovy classes. It gives me a "cannot find symbol" error
message. I thought maybe putting the files in a separate jar and
including th
This issue is caused by some security software on my work computer.
On Sun, Oct 3, 2021 at 10:05 AM Chad Preisler
wrote:
> Recently I've noticed that I need to do apple+v twice in a row to paste
> text into the editor on OS X. I reassigned the shortcut to control+v and it
> has
The command+click doesn't take me to the code in a different project. I
have to manually go in and attach the source code to see the code from the
other project. This always worked in previous versions of Netbeans. The
scenario is:
Open project 1.
Open project 2 that references code in project 1.
Recently I've noticed that I need to do apple+v twice in a row to paste
text into the editor on OS X. I reassigned the shortcut to control+v and it
has the same issue. Does anyone else have this problem? Any suggestions for
a workaround?
Thanks
Chad
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> Gj
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> On Wed, 11 Nov 2020 at 23:00, Chad Preisler wrote:
>
> > Netbeans 12.1 appears to still think text blocks are still a preview
> > feature while using JDK 15. I wanted to
Netbeans 12.1 appears to still think text blocks are still a preview feature
while using JDK 15. I wanted to get this on your radar. Is there any way to
make the IDE see the text block as valid without preview turned on?
I'm using a maven project and the project compiles fine without preview tu
