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James updated NETBEANS-4801:
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Description:
Example is from a simple GUI meant as a class review/demonstration. A JButton
was added to a JFrame and an anonymous inner class used to respond to the
ActionEvent. Following code does not indicate any errors for inner class - the
error does appear when compiled. Problem reported should be that the anonymous
class is not declared abstract because it does not override the abstract method
actionPerformed(). The syntax of the method is correct - but it is named
improperly (on purpose for demonstration purposes).
No hint is displayed.
Also - "Source"->"Insert code" menu does not provide ability to implement
abstract method
*Edit:* I tried pasting source code into this using "preformatted text" style -
but it adds a lot of distraction with added brackets (etc). Probably best to
examine the attached source code.
was:
Example is from a simple GUI meant as a class review/demonstration. A JButton
was added to a JFrame and an anonymous inner class used to respond to the
ActionEvent. Following code does not indicate any errors for inner class - the
error does appear when compiled. Problem reported should be that the anonymous
class is not declared abstract because it does not override the abstract method
actionPerformed(). The syntax of the method is correct - but it is named
improperly (on purpose for demonstration purposes).
No hint is displayed.
Also - "Source"->"Insert code" menu does not provide ability to implement
abstract method
*Edit:* I tried pasting source code into this using "preformated text" style -
but it adds a lot of distraction with added brackets (etc). Probably best to
examine the attached source code.
> Netbeans 12.0 syntax checking doesn't parse anonymous inner class
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> Key: NETBEANS-4801
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/NETBEANS-4801
> Project: NetBeans
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: cnd - Editor
> Affects Versions: 12.0
> Environment: Windows 10
> Netbeans 12.0
> JDK 14
> Reporter: James
> Priority: Major
> Attachments: HelloWorldGui.java
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>
> Example is from a simple GUI meant as a class review/demonstration. A JButton
> was added to a JFrame and an anonymous inner class used to respond to the
> ActionEvent. Following code does not indicate any errors for inner class -
> the error does appear when compiled. Problem reported should be that the
> anonymous class is not declared abstract because it does not override the
> abstract method actionPerformed(). The syntax of the method is correct - but
> it is named improperly (on purpose for demonstration purposes).
> No hint is displayed.
> Also - "Source"->"Insert code" menu does not provide ability to implement
> abstract method
> *Edit:* I tried pasting source code into this using "preformatted text" style
> - but it adds a lot of distraction with added brackets (etc). Probably best
> to examine the attached source code.
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