Hi, Quick one. I have just installed a vanilla Netbeans 15 and when I write a line such as for (Word word : this.dictionary) {...} Netbeans offers me a Warning / Recommendation `Convert to for (Iterator...) {}' That, if chosen, converts my syntax to for (Iterator<Word> it = this.dictionary.iterator(); it.hasNext();) {...} This is a lot less readable to me and I therefore wanted to turn off this hint. However, The <alt><ret> doesn’t offer the option to disable this hint and I couldn’t find it in the Tools > Options > Editor > Hints (Java) list, although I found lots of other nice hints that I have turned on! I found this on Stack Overflow https://stackoverflow.com/questions/24263479/netbeans-convert-to-for-iterator-suggestion But that was to do with which one is more efficient and I suspect that the warning is due to the fact that the more verbose version is quicker if the number of elements in the iterator is very large. Am I stuck with this, or is it that I just overlooked where the hint is in the long list? John |
- NetBeans `Convert to for (Iterator...) {}' suggestion John
