And it's very easy to reproduce it :
- Create a blank JSP (and disable line numbering in case you get an
assertion failed)
- and write the following code :
<%
if (true)
{
}
out.print(true);
%>
And you will see that the second } is underescored and it says "unexepected
token".
Guillaume
> > For most ending curly braces }, it is underlined in red, saying
> "unexepected
> > token".
> > It's appearing for try catch blocks, and {} blocks. But not all. I can't
> > figure out a case when it shows up or not. :o/
> > But it is very annoying. :o(
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