Hi Ulrich,
I don't know if it would work in this context, but it seems reasonable
to hope that Gradle's Java Toolchains
(https://docs.gradle.org/current/userguide/toolchains.html) might help
in this scenario. I've not tried using multiple toolchains within a
single multi-project build, but gi
rigger. I seldom run other Java
GUI-based applications for long periods; if I did perhaps they'd also
trigger the issues.
Doubt it helps, but you're certainly not the only one with these issues,
and the Sonoma 14.4 update seems instrumental in introducing issues.
Stan
On 16/04/202
Aside from Laszlo's suggestion to use Java 17, since you seem to be in a
position to choose your Gradle version, I suggest trying Gradle 8.5,
which has better support for *running* on Java 21. Gradle 8.4 can build
a Java 21 project, but must itself run on Java <21. With Gradle 8.5 you
can do bo
Yes, frequently noticed this issue as well, although can't remember back
to know a starting version.
It doesn't seem restricted to dash-containing Javadoc, (I've definitely
encounted it in doc without). My experiences tend to have been with
multiline comments and/or methods with generics/wildc
Problem solved. I hadn't seen it previously, but under [ Options /
Appearance / Look and Feel ] there's a "Maximize use of native look and
feel" checkbox, for which the tooltip describes more of less exactly
what I want. Nice job NB team :)
Stan
On 14/06/2023 11:13, Gi
I would be willing to beta test a version of NetBeans under both Mac
and Windows that had that fix applied.
David Gradwell
*From: *Giles Winstanley
*Date: *Wednesday, 14 June 2023 at 09:30
*To: *users@netbeans.apache.org
*Subject: *NetBeans IDE file chooser swap-out
Hi all,
Just a quick query about
Hi all,
Just a quick query about using the NB IDE file chooser...
I think I've finally hit a breaking point with the IDE's built-in file
chooser. Being used to the more functional & æsthetically-pleasing file
dialog in macOS (which leads to *much* faster use in practice), I find
the one in th
java:278)
[catch] at
org.openide.util.RequestProcessor$Processor.run(RequestProcessor.java:2033)
Loading of the root project works, but expanding the "Sub Projects" node leads
to the above NPE.
Thomas
Giles Winstanley schrieb am 02.12.2022 um 12:36:
Hi Thomas,
This is a known issue that is already
Hi Thomas,
This is a known issue that is already being worked on by the Gradle
module developers:
https://github.com/apache/netbeans/pull/5022
Unfortunately it didn't make it into the upcoming v16 release, but from
what I understand there is likely to be an update release which should
re
P.S. Amusingly I see I've asked a similar/related question before, for
which Neil Smith helpfully resolved it with a "Reset Windows"
suggestion. However this doesn't solve it in this case.
On 09/09/2022 16:44, Giles Winstanley wrote:
As the subject states, I have a file (G
As the subject states, I have a file (Gradle build file for a project)
which as of today seems to always unexpectedly open in vertical split
window mode (self/self, left/right). I never requested it, but it just
suddenly happened one time when I opened it. I can cancel it reliably
(View / Split
previous preferences back, since I
really miss them - I've been importing them since v6, year by year..
THANKS again, you saved my day(s)!
Have a great day everyone,
Ludvik
On 7. Sep 2022, at 14:30, Giles Winstanley wrote:
One thing I've noticed over the last few NB releases (on m
One thing I've noticed over the last few NB releases (on macOS) is that
it's been very haphazard/flaky at reliably working after importing
settings from a previous version. On both NB14/15 I've had to start over
with a fresh/blank preferences folder for it to work reliably (and this
even withou
7;m now on
the road with just the laptop, and did the config reset while on this
setup. Anyhow, I now have a resolution, so thanks again.
Stan
On 28/06/2022 17:25, Neil C Smith wrote:
Hi,
On Tue, 28 Jun 2022 at 07:41, Giles Winstanley wrote:
Just wondering if anyone has also encountered and/o
Hi listers,
Contentedly using Netbeans 14 as my Java/Gradle coding IDE.
Just wondering if anyone has also encountered and/or found a resolution
for a very small but reliably irritating anomaly I keep having... at IDE
launch the vertical divider for the split between left-hand side panels
and
The downloaded zip file would likely be flagged by macOS as quarantined,
so it's very likely needs the flag removed for the application to
function as expected. This can either be done on the zip file before
unzipping, or on the contents afterwards.
xattr -r -d com.apple.quarantine
Clearl
I've certainly encountered something similar before, which seemed to be
related to trying to create a project with the same name as one NB
previously knew about. While I don't know about NB internals, from
memory I tracked it down to being related to NB's caching of "Open
Recent Project" info.
make
a choice :)
Stan
On 17/11/2021 11:04, Neil C Smith wrote:
On Wed, 17 Nov 2021 at 08:18, Giles Winstanley wrote:
I use Gradle 7.3 as my build system, and the main hiccup I've encountered is
that NB tooling uses Gradle 7.0 under the hood, which isn't yet JDK17
compat
I use Gradle 7.3 as my build system, and the main hiccup I've
encountered is that NB tooling uses Gradle 7.0 under the hood, which
isn't yet JDK17 compatible (related to bytecode manipulation in
underlying Groovy version). If you encounter this NB will raise heaps of
errors and fail you. I can'
Trying to examine source of JDK class (e.g. JTable), so bring up "Go to
Source" window, type name, and click OK. I have multiple Java Platforms
defined, each of which has its sources defined/attached as populated by
default Netbeans discovery on definition.
The first time I lookup a class in this
I had the same issue a while back with a previous version of NB, and it
too plagued me for ages. I spent a while looking through macOS settings
etc. but to little avail (although still worth checking you don't have
any other key-mapping software/settings enabled).
TLDR: you can't have the cursor/f
`gradle dependencies` is a good starting place (I typically also use the
-q option to remove the cruft).
There's also, for example:
`gradlew -q dependencies --configuration runtimeClasspath`
which will give you depdencencies just a specific configuration.
With regard to Netbeans integrati
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