On 29.12.2011 00:48, Mattias Gaertner wrote:
On Thu, 29 Dec 2011 00:09:56 +0100
Sven Barth<[email protected]> wrote:
1.) I have seen that you check for the define "JVM". Shouldn't this be
"CPUJVM" instead? (just asking)
I changed them to CPUJVM.
That made a big improvement, thanks :)
2.) If I e.g. click on the $include file at the bottom of the androidr14
unit (or any other converted unit that contains a "external" formal
class declaration) I still get the error message mentioned at (1) in my
old mail. The error location always appears at the first "external '...'
name '...'" location. [Other actions cause this error as well, not only
clicking on the include file name]
I didn't have a jvm fpc yet. I simply played in the IDE.
The above change should be sufficient.
The error with the first "external" class or interface declaration now
has gone away, but I have found a new problem:
Ctrl+Clicking on an identifier that is declared in the AndroidR14 unit
gives the following error:
### TCodeToolManager.HandleException: "Bezeichner nicht gefunden:
TObject" at Line=2 Col=6 in
"/mnt/data/source/fpc/fpc-jvm/rtl/android/jvm/androidr14.pas"
But there is no "TObject" at that position.
Also if I do this in a Java project instead of an Android one with an
identifier that is declared in jdk15.pp then I get the following error:
### TCodeToolManager.HandleException: "Bezeichner nicht gefunden:
TObject" at Line=17 Col=6 in
"/mnt/data/source/fpc/fpc-jvm/rtl/java/system.pp"
Using an identifier that is declared in the system unit (JLObject)
results in the same error.
Also a strange behavior: consider the following code:
=== example begin ===
THelloWorld = class(OBPJJavaPlugin)
private
fLog: JULLogger;
fFoo: OBPJJavaPlugin;
public
constructor Create;
procedure onEnable;
procedure onDisable;
procedure onLoad; override;
end;
=== example end ===
I can successfully Ctrl+Click the identifier inside the "class(...)",
but I can not do that for the type of fFoo (see above mentioned error).
I can also successfully do code completion in the class parent, but not
for fFoo (if I do that for the type of fFoo then the code completion
jumps to the above mentioned error location in system.pp, which is the
"unit system;" line)
Nevertheless working with the JVM port is much easier now. Thank you
very much :)
Regards,
Sven
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