Yes I am using latest version from svn but I found the problem:
enter this:
class something { private native void setInitValues(long modelPtr, double n1, double n2, double p2, double p26, double p3, double wf, double t44); /** this is wrong because it starts in the fist line * @ */ }
I mistakenly wrote my comment on the first line of the javadoc block. this seems to be wrong, as below it doesn't recognize it as javadoc block anymore. This is my fault then I guess. don't know if it's forbidden to start writing in the first line.
But the syntax coloring for the method above still is wrong. it colors the methodname correctly when I write all the parameters in the same line.
On 27 Apr 2009, at 02:21, Luke Daley wrote:
On 25/04/2009, at 3:21 AM, Thomas Krajacic wrote:
Ah I see the problem.(As usual just after posting :P ) The language grammar can't deal with method declarations like this:
private native void setInitValues(long modelPtr, double n1, double n2, double p2, double p26, double p3, double wf, double t44);
Where the parameters are indented (did it because of wrapping requirements) the coloring is also wrong. This is valid Java though....
Maybe someone is up to the task fixing this. Thank you!
I am not seeing the same problem. Are you using the latest Java bundle from svn?
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