oops - in fact in this example IDEA would be right,
but the code inspection result is the same
if you call methods that can throw exceptions before o = new Object()
IDEA stops saying "is always false" when o=null
at the end of the try-block is removed.
----
This code reproduces the "is always false"-problem
with the finally-block.
because of o=null at the end of the try-block IDEA
seems to think o is always null,
while methods called before could throw exception.
private void test()
{
Object o= null;
try
{
o = new Object();
o.wait();
o=null;
}
catch {}
finally
{
if (o!=null)
{
}
}
}
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