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Michal Rama updated NETBEANS-2968:
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Description:
Hello,
I thought of a feature that would be quite useful.
If I write eg.
{code:java}
var timeline = new Timeline();{code}
NetBeans recognizes that it is a *javafx.animation.Timeline* and offers to
import it.
But, if I write
{code:java}
var timeline = new timeline();{code}
NetBeans will only offer to create this class because class *timeline* does not
exist.
Therefore, I would be grateful if NetBeans could find a class even if one or
more letters did not have the correct case.
To offer me an import of *javafx.animation.Timeline*, whether I write Timeline,
timeline, timeLine, TimeLine, etc.
Thank you
was:
Hello,
I thought of a feature that would be quite useful.
If I write eg.
{code:java}
var timeline = new Timeline();{code}
NetBeans recognizes that it is a *javafx.animation.Timeline* and offers to
import it.
But, if I write
{code:java}
var timeline = new timeline();{code}
NetBeans will only offer to create this class because class *timeline* does not
exist.
Therefore, I would be grateful if NetBeans could find a class even if one or
more letters did not have the correct case.
To offer me an import of *javafx.animation.Timeline*, whether I write Timeline,
timeline, timeLine, TimeLine, etc.
Thank you
> Identify the class despite the letters with wrong size.
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>
> Key: NETBEANS-2968
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/NETBEANS-2968
> Project: NetBeans
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: java - Editor
> Environment: Windows 10, NetBeans Linux 1187, Java 12.0.2
> Reporter: Michal Rama
> Priority: Trivial
> Labels: class, import, java, package
>
> Hello,
> I thought of a feature that would be quite useful.
> If I write eg.
> {code:java}
> var timeline = new Timeline();{code}
> NetBeans recognizes that it is a *javafx.animation.Timeline* and offers to
> import it.
> But, if I write
> {code:java}
> var timeline = new timeline();{code}
> NetBeans will only offer to create this class because class *timeline* does
> not exist.
> Therefore, I would be grateful if NetBeans could find a class even if one or
> more letters did not have the correct case.
> To offer me an import of *javafx.animation.Timeline*, whether I write
> Timeline, timeline, timeLine, TimeLine, etc.
> Thank you
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