Why supress inspection inserts /** @noinspection unchecked*/ rather then @SuppressWarnings({"unchecked"})

Because of JDK ;)

Hello,

and used language level ;)

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Anna Kozlova
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Because of JDK ;)

You lost me :)

I use JDK 1.6 which honors @SuppressWarnings({"unchecked"}) and language
level is set to 5 what am I missing?


"Anna Kozlova" <Anna.Kozlova@jetbrains.com > wrote in message
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Hello,

>

and used language level ;)

>

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JetBrains Inc.
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"Develop with pleasure!"

>
>> Because of JDK ;)
>>
>

I think somewhere in IDEA's source code contains

;)

where did you get this 1.3 thing from. Did I mantion it anywhere in my
original post? If I did, it must have been late at night


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Now you lost ;)

>

IDEA cares about JDK version first. At this time IDEA does not support JDK
1.6 so it treat as 1.3 (as I guess). I can't imagine how you can build
your project with JDK 1.3 but set language level to 5.

There's a setting in the IDE Settings under Editor -> Behavior -> "Suppress with
@SuppressWarnings" (bottom right corner). I think it used to be in the "Errors"
category which I would consider more appropriate.

Sascha

Alex Roytman wrote:

Hello,

obviously /** @noinspection unchecked*/ is a proprietary IDEA thing and
does not help wit javac warnings. While it is the only option with some
statements I do not see why it should be so for methods and classes

I am pretty sure in prior builds it did use @SuppressWarnings({"unchecked"})
but then it swithed to /** @noinspection unchecked*/ which si useless as
far as javac is concerned

Is it configurable?

Thank you

Alex

Ooops, please read my post carefully

Better way to mention it

if (JDK's version == "1.5") {
You can use @SuppressWarnings
} else {
Wait for later versions
}

Right, Sascha. But you miss "for 5.0 only".

I have same problem with Alex when use JDK 1.6 and set language level to 5 in my projects. So I think IDEA considers JDK's version first.

Hello Alex,

this is a bug.

Thank you

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Anna Kozlova
JetBrains Inc.
http://www.intellij.com
"Develop with pleasure!"

where did you get this 1.3 thing from. Did I mantion it anywhere in my
original post? If I did, it must have been late at night

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>> Now you lost ;)
>>
>> IDEA cares about JDK version first. At this time IDEA does not
>> support JDK 1.6 so it treat as 1.3 (as I guess). I can't imagine how
>> you can build your project with JDK 1.3 but set language level to 5.
>>

I don't think it's a bug.

At this time IDEA only supports JDK 1.5 and before. Assumes that in JDK 1.6, Sun deprecates @SupressWarning and replaces by @IgnoreStupidComplain, what will happen?

IDEA doesn't know how to treat with JDK 1.6, so it treats as 1.3, it's a normal way.