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Code completion doesn't offer classes from org.openide.filesystems, ErrorManager, Lookup ... There is necessary to add imports for these classes by hand but usage of "Fix imports" deletes them as soon as invoked. Build 200504241800.
I already have it fixed in working sources, but this is mixed up with issue #42681 changes. Please be patient. BTW I am surprised that the code completion doesn't work *at all* - I would expect it to work, but not offer popup Javadoc or Go To Source etc. No? Anyone know why?
It doesn't work at all for XMLUtils, ErrorManager, etc. Those classes are not offered in the completion window neither their methods after manual import. Yes, "Go To Source" doesn't work too. Alt+Shift+F removes them from a list of imports. ( I don't know why :) )
Can someone running an (unpatched) trunk build please look at the classpath specified in the property sheet of some module .java file and see what is wrong? It should still include openide.jar, which should still exist and be full of classes as usual.
Unfortunatelly, it does not. Compile CP for Status on editor/errorstripe contains this: ${nball}/openide/src:${nball}/openide/loaders/src:${nball}/editor/src:${nball}/editor/libsrc:${nball}/editor/fold/src:${nball}/editor/util/src:${nball}/editor/plain/src:${nball}/editor/plain/lib/src
Weird. What uses ${nball}? Should be ${nb_all}. I can't find any reference to such a property name at all.
Sorry, I forgot to specify this: I replaced hard-path to my nball directory with ${nball}. (Text replace "/home/lahvac/netbeans/nball"->${nball}".)
Do you still have a dir openide/src on disk? If so, please delete it and see if that works. If not, I guess you have to wait for my patch - should be soon now.
Yes, deleting the directory solved the problem.
Fixed as part of issue #42681.
forgotten issue, works now for 5.0 and for trunk -> verified.