Bug 65955

Description Anton Tagunov 2004-06-07 08:33:29 EDT

Section A)

Steps:

0) Make sure you're on Windows NT

1) Create the following interface

public interface A
{
	void a( B b );
	
	interface B
	{
		void b();
	}
}


2) Fold interface A.B

3) ^A

4) Ctrl+Insert

5) run notepad

6) paste clipboard back to notepad

Observed:

public interface A
{
	void a( B b );
	
	interface B
}

Expected:

public interface A
{
	void a( B b );
	
	interface B
	{
		void b();
	}
}

Build: 200405280010

Notice, that ^C and mouse menu action Edit/Copy DO copy contents of folded 
section, but Ctrl+Insert does not

Section B)

Steps

1. create class B in file B.java

import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.Map;

public class B
{
	public static void main( final String args )
	{
		Map map = new HashMap();
	}
}

2. Create class C in C.java

public class C
{
	public static void main( final String args )
	{
	}
}

3. Select body of main in B.java (that is select the line Map map = new 
HashMap();)

4. Do Ctrl+Insert in B.java

5. Do Shift+Insert in C.java

Observed:

import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.Map;

have not appeared in C.java

Expected:

if in steps 4 and 5 we used ^C / ^V then the imports would have gotten copied
to C.java. I expect exactly the same to happen regardless of wether I press ^C 
or ^Ins, ^V, or Shift+Ins.

Notice:

in the last example all of the following combinations fail to transfer imports:

Ctrl+Ins/Shift+Ins
^C/Shift+Ins
Ctrl+Ins/^V

and on the following one does work

^C/^V