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Hi all,
Filtering warnings in Classpath with Eclipse, I found there are 388
warnings about The import XXX is never used. I can work on these
warnings and I think I can commit the result without requesting for
comment on each classes because it's a
Arnaud Vandyck wrote:
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Hi all,
Filtering warnings in Classpath with Eclipse, I found there are 388
warnings about The import XXX is never used. I can work on these
warnings and I think I can commit the result without requesting for
comment on each
Arnaud Vandyck wrote:
gnu.classpath.jdwp.**
vm.reference.gnu.classpath.jdwp.*
Doh! And here I thought I always kept track of that stuff pretty well.
Don't bother with these, I'll clean them up myself.
Thanks,
Keith
Arnaud Vandyck wrote:
Filtering warnings in Classpath with Eclipse, I found there are 388
warnings about The import XXX is never used. I can work on these
warnings and I think I can commit the result without requesting for
comment on each classes because it's a minimal impact patch. But before
Arnaud == Arnaud Vandyck [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Arnaud Filtering warnings in Classpath with Eclipse, I found there are 388
Arnaud warnings about The import XXX is never used. I can work on these
Arnaud warnings and I think I can commit the result without requesting for
Arnaud comment on each
Arnaud Vandyck wrote:
Filtering warnings in Classpath with Eclipse, I found there are 388
warnings about The import XXX is never used. I can work on these
warnings and I think I can commit the result without requesting for
comment on each classes because it's a minimal impact patch. But
before
Archie Cobbs wrote:
It's useful.. but first verify that the tool is javadoc-aware.
E.g., some imports may only be used in javadoc comments (in theory).
-Archie
... and not only in the theory. In Classpath code there are a lot of
imports that are only used in javadoc comments. Surely, I
Audrius Meskauskas wrote:
Archie Cobbs wrote:
It's useful.. but first verify that the tool is javadoc-aware.
E.g., some imports may only be used in javadoc comments (in theory).
-Archie
... and not only in the theory. In Classpath code there are a lot of
imports that are only used in
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