Paul Kinnucan a �crit :
> jde-complete-at-point is not very robust in this incarnation. It works only
> for compiled classes in jde-global-classpath and as far as I can tell, it's
> still not very smart. For example, it doesn't seem to know about inherited
> methods and fields. I've gotten it to work for things like
Yes, I (lamely!) forgot to add the inherited fields and methods in the
list calculated in jde.util.Completion. I will fix that.
> String z = "a"
> z.len
> which it will complete to z.length()
And "z." + calling jde-complete-at-point will cycle through all the
available completions (all the fields and methods of String). That's why
I would recommand binding it to something more handy than C-c C-v C-.
(here I use just C-., wich is not bound to anything by default).
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