Re: [Eap-list] Bugs with Ariadna's unused members/local variable feature.

[Valentin Kipiatkov]

> Private constructors that are not used should not be marked as unused.   Why?   > The String[] argument to this signature: public static void main(String[] args)  should not be marked unused since this is a special signature as we all know.   This is corrected in #602.   > The unused variable feature doesn't work in JSPs.   Could you please specify it more exactly? I checked it on some small examples and it worked.   > IDEA always seems to have had a problem with Java's ability to define multiple variables in a single statement; especially at the class's fields level.     We will fix this.   > FYI, I do set them in fact via reflection.   That we couldn't know...   > Where did the vertical gray line bar go that marked off the number of characters width?   Please check "Right margin" option in "Editor" options and right margin color in "Colors&Fonts" options.   Best regards, Valentin Kipiatkov -----------------------------------------------------------  IntelliJ Software, http://www.intellij.com/  "Develop with pleasure" ----------------------------------------------------------- ----- Original Message ----- From: David Smiley To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, February 06, 2002 11:14 PM Subject: [Eap-list] Bugs with Ariadna's unused members/local variable feature. Private constructors that are not used should not be marked as unused.   The String[] argument to this signature: public static void main(String[] args)  should not be marked unused since this is a special signature as we all know.   The unused variable feature doesn't work in JSPs.   IDEA always seems to have had a problem with Java's ability to define multiple variables in a single statement; especially at the class's fields level.  I have 3 fields declared like this:  private static String dataSourceEntryInfo,   alternateDataSourceEntryInfo,oracleProjectsDataSourceEntryInfo; Only the last one (oracleProjectsDataSourceEntryInfo) is marked as not used.  According to IDEA's rules I have inferred of declaring something to be unused; all 3 of these should be marked unused since they are never set.  FYI, I do set them in fact via reflection.   An another issue:     Where did the vertical gray line bar go that marked off the number of characters width?   ~ David Smiley