[Mork]

Hi,

I’ve noticed that in some of my Java code, MyEclipse underlines it with a brown squiggley line, but it doesn’t show up as a problem and there’s no marker at the left margin to “Quick Fix”.

The code runs fine.

So, what is this line and how do I turn it off?

Thanks in advance.

— M

[Riyad Kalla]

I’ve noticed that in some of my Java code, MyEclipse underlines it with a brown squiggley line, but it doesn’t show up as a problem and there’s no marker at the left margin to “Quick Fix”.

In the Java editor or JSP editor? If it’s the Java editor that is straight Eclipse. But the squigglies are created by what is called a “reconciler”, it’s a real-time checker, it creates the markers in the right margin; these are not considered confirmed validation problems, but rather annotations for you to look at. Some are harmless, other are problems. Flat our compilation/validation issues are marked in your left column and duplicated in the problem view. No reconcilers commit messages to the problem view.

[Mork]

Hi,

It was in the JSP Editor.

The context was that I had created an ArrayList called “controls”.

Then I simply did a set method call like this:

controls.set(controls.size()-1, lastName);

The line above had a brown squiggley line under it.

Thanks.

— M

[Riyad Kalla]

Ok you can turn this off by going to Window > Preferences > MyEclipse > Editors > Common Editor Prefernces > “Analyze annotations while typing”, uncheck that and close and reopen your file.

[Mork]

Thanks. I was primarily worried about the code. <s>

It’s good to see there are all these configuration options in MyEclipse.

I appreciate your help.

— M

[Riyad Kalla]

Glad it helped.

[Mork]

You guys have the best support I’ve seen on any support site!

Thank you again!!!!!!

— M

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