> However, if you tried to do "s.equalsIgnoreCase(", does it offer to
> insert every single String available and every function that could
> result in a String?
well, try this:
String s = "foo";
String t = "bar";
int u = 42;
s.equalsIgnoreCase(
it suggests s, t, and null (but not u),
so this is again type-based.
if you try completion on
s.equalsIgnoreCase(t.
then you see that those methods that return a String,
are at the front of the completion list.
J.W.
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