Owen,
I've noticed that whenever you concatenate a string argument, NetBeans drops
the inline hint for that argument, also. I am not sure if this is a bug,
however, because I believe that this is what occurs simply to shortent the
line, as the inline hints do not count against the character count of the line
for ALT+SHIFT+F formatting.
I've noticed that the inline hints are also dropped when using a ternary
operator in an argument to a method. I believe that this is simply done for the
sake of readability.
-SC
On 3/3/24 6:35 PM, Owen Thomas <owen.paul.tho...@gmail.com> wrote:
Hello.
I like the inline hints feature, as it helps me to understand which
arguments receive which values in method calls. However, I have noticed
something strange with variable length arguments.
The attached screenshot is of a call to a method with variable
arguments, and the screenshot shows that the editor hasn't named one of
them. Why is this?
Thanks,
Owen.
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