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Niklas Matthies updated NETBEANS-41:
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Summary: Copy & paste problems with static imports for inherited members
(was: Copy & paste suggests redundant static import for inherited members)
> Copy & paste problems with static imports for inherited members
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>
> Key: NETBEANS-41
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/NETBEANS-41
> Project: NetBeans
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: java - Editor
> Reporter: Niklas Matthies
>
> Example:
> {code:java}
> // A.java:
> package example;
> public class A { public static final int FOO = 42; }
> // B.java:
> package example;
> public class B extends A { }
> // B.java:
> package example;
> import static example.B.FOO;
> public class C {
> { System.out.println(FOO); }
> }
> {code}
> When copying and pasting the println() line in class C (e.g. to duplicate the
> line), NetBeans wants to add an import for A.FOO, although it already is
> imported via B. When clicking OK in the Import Classes dialog, NetBeans
> doesn't actually add the import (in dev build 201707050001 -- NetBeans 8.2
> does add the import).
> In addition, if class A has a second static member BAR, and if the code is
> copied from elsewhere and references both FOO and BAR, then when pasting into
> class C, both imports for FOO and BAR are suggested (where the import for FOO
> is redundant as above), but when clicking OK in the Import Classes dialog,
> NetBeans doesn't add an import for either FOO and BAR, although the import
> for BAR is necessary.
> This is especially inconenient if the copied code
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