Hi.
While I work for Sun, I don't speak for the Java3D team.
(or the NetBeans/Forte Team for that matter)
I've only ever used the NetBeans and Forte IDE's and they can
build useful COde Completion databases from the .jar files that
are included in J3D.
As Atur points out though, you'll only see the parameter types in the
method completions, not the parameter names.
I don't know about other IDE's but I believe you can download a
NetBeans/Forte completion DB (They call it a ParserDB) from
www.netbeans.org
I'm not sure exactly where it is now. At one point they had a page
just for ParserDB's for Java extensions and other .jar's. It may be
there. It also may be available with the experimental Java3D plugin
module for NetBeans/Forte (This is what the Java3D FlyThrough/Editor
has turned into I believe, though Paul might need to correct me.)
though I don't know the exact URL for that either.
-Kyle
Artur Biesiadowski wrote:
> Philip Wong wrote:
>
>> Hi Sharon,
>>
>> I know it's a naughty thing to do but i just decompiled the whole sorce
>> code with "jad". I don't know how accurate the output is but most of
>> them makes sense to me.
>
>
> Not very political to tell it here...
>
> Anyway, even after decompilation you will not get reasonable argument
> names. Solution would be to ask java3d team to compile jars with debug
> info for arguments - this way IDEs could get nice argument names in
> autocompletion without making any jad tricks.
>
> Artur
>
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