Editor 'Module' display glitch?

[terrymcg]

Hi Cherry Folks...

It seems that if a class has multiple 'implements' values, the Module list in the editor won't include the class name (methods still show up in the list):

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public class myFoo implements otherFoo.interfaceOne, otherFoo.interfaceTwo {
	public void fooMethodOne () {
	}
	
	public void fooMethodTwo () {
	}
	
	[ . . . ]
}

'myFoo' won't be visible in the list, but its methods will be.

It's only a display thing, (real) code using this construct will compile fine.

(VMD v2.0.15 on Win10)

Cheers,
--
Terry McG

[terrymcg]

<poke>

On a similar note, things that return "complex" types also seem not to show up in the "Module" list. Consider:

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public string simpleFoo1 (String s) {
	return s.toUpperCase();
}

public Map<String, Integer> complexFoo (String a, Integer b) {
	return new Collections.singeltonMap(a, b);
}

public int simpleFoo2 (Integer c) {
	return c + 2;
}

'simpleFoo1' and 'simpleFoo2' will show up in the list, but not 'complexFoo'.

Cheers,
--
Terry McG

[CherryRuss]

Hi Terry.

Could you please send us a small sample project that demonstrates these issues?

Thanks,
Russ

[terrymcg]

Hi Russ!

Could you please send us a small sample project that demonstrates these issues?

Can do, but...

Pasting the following snippet into the "User Variables & Functions" section of an empty project should reproduce the issue:

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public string simpleFoo1 (String s) {
	return s.toUpperCase();
}

public Map<String, Integer> complexFoo (String a, Integer b) {
	return new Collections.singeltonMap(a, b);
}

public int simpleFoo2 (Integer c) {
	return c + 2;
}

public class myFoo implements otherFoo.interfaceOne, otherFoo.interfaceTwo {
	public void fooMethodOne () {
	}
	
	public void fooMethodTwo () {
	}

}

Editor Glitch

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Cheers,
--
Terry McG

[CherryRuss]

Thanks, Terry. We're able to reproduce the problem using that code snippet.

[terrymcg]

Fixed as of 2.0.25... thanks!