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Uncaught TypeError: undefined is not a function #1
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Hi @SlimeQ , Sean |
oh wow, thanks for responding so quickly! i did a full atom upgrade and updated the package and it mostly works now, probably because of your update. however i'm still having problems importing anything in a list declaration. for example
causes problems on both List and ForeignObj because the the plugin receives the strings "List<" and "ForeignObj>". it's easy to work around by just adding a space to the end of the class name, but still probably a bug. thank you so much for writing/maintaining this, you've made my work environment bearable! :) |
Hi @SlimeQ , I have released v1.3.5 of java-importer, can you help test if the word selection issue still exists? Sean |
i still have the word selection issue. i'm also noticing that it pulls in String[] rather than String (that syntax is from APEX, but the plugin should work regardless) i've also had some problems finding local imports. my directory structure is such that there are multiple folders within my main package, so i suspect that may have something to do with it. this may warrant a second issue though |
I have separated those two bugs. Closing this now |
[Enter steps to reproduce below:]
Atom Version: 1.0.2
System: Ubuntu 12.04.5
Thrown From: java-importer package, v1.3.2
Stack Trace
Uncaught TypeError: undefined is not a function
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Config
{ "core": {} }
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