Bug 369353

Description Mauro Molinari 2012-01-23 01:57:54 EST

Build Identifier: M20110909-1335

In some circumstances, missing types are not automatically imported and this makes code assist fail when trying to anonymously ovverride a class and override one of its methods.

Reproducible: Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Consider the following classes:

package test3;

public class OtherClass1
{
}

---

package test3;

public class OtherClass2
{
}

2. now consider the following:

package test2;

public class BaseClass<T>
{
	public void baseMethod(T param)
	{
	}
}

3. then write this:
package test2;

public class Test
{
	private void myMethod()
	{
		final ThirdClass tc = new ThirdClass();
		tc.thirdMethod(|
	}
}

4. go to "|" and type: new BC| <= invoke code assist
5. choose BaseClass()
6. the following will be added: "new BaseClass<OtherClass1>()"; please note that OtherClass1 has not been imported and is underlined
7. go after "new BaseClass<OtherClass1>()", add an opening "{" and a closing "}", then put the cursor between them and hit "return", so that you have:

tc.thirdMethod(new BaseClass<OtherClass1>(){
  |
}

8. when at "|" hit ctrl+space and choose to override baseMethod; you get:

tc.thirdMethod(new BaseClass<OtherClass1>(){
	public void baseMethod(OtherClass1 param) {};
}

instead of:

tc.thirdMethod(new BaseClass<OtherClass1>(){
	@Override
	public void baseMethod(OtherClass1 param)
	{
	  // TODO Stub di metodo generato automaticamente
	  super.baseMethod(param);
	}
}