At 09:55 AM 9/5/00 +0400, you wrote:
>Hi,
>
>Perhaps this situation already discussed in the mailing, so I apologize
>if I have missed something.My question is about more understanding the
>completion code utility and utilization.
>
>I have the following code:
>------
>public class BiomasMain {
> public void setVal1(){}
> public void setVal2(){}
> public static void main (String[] args) {
> BiomasMain bm = new BiomasMain();
> bm.---->completion code // (asking by pressing F5 for me)
> } // end of main ()
>
>}
>-----------
>I believed that when requesting the completion code procedure, it
>proposes all methods in the class BiomasMain since bm is its instance.
Yes, including methods that it inherits from Object class.
>Instead, it gives the hashcode() method. Why this method?
>
See above.
>Furthermore, when I do the following: bm.setV--->completion code, the
>message I receive is "No completion at this point! (cycle)"
>
>So, what is the reason?
>
I had no trouble with completion on your example.
Did you compile the class before trying to do completion on it?
I would appreciate it if you would tell me what additional material should
be in the JDE User's Guide to enable you to get a complete understanding of
how completion works.
- Paul
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