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Etienne Studer

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Created February 03, 2006 03:11

Hi DaveThanks for the feedback.I can confirm that I don't use checkFile() at all and I don't make any ill-advised things as far as I can tell ;)--EtienneIf you never override checkFile(), then your...
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Created February 01, 2006 00:45

Hi GrantThe naming inspection is based on the code generation naming conventions, as defined inProject Settings -> Project Code Style -> Code Generation -> Name prefix/suffixFor static final field...
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Created February 20, 2006 17:20

Hi TonyI got rid of the problem related to Error: svn: Cannot rename file '...\.svn\tmp\entries'after disabling Google Desktop Search.Maybe this is of any help to you...etienne
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Created May 15, 2006 22:50

Fair enough. Thanks for your investigations.etienne
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Created May 22, 2006 05:41

Hi BasThanks for the report. I have noticed that too while playing around with Demetra but, honestly, I'm not sure how to deal with this situation since between 5.1 and 6.0 the signature of one of ...
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Created May 29, 2006 12:17

Hi BasI have just uploaded a separate plugin version for Demetra. All intentions provided by SimpleIntentions should now work with Demetra, too.etienne
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Created February 10, 2007 19:17

Thanks Sascha. I changed all my plugin.xml files, such that the id value and the name value are always the same per plugin.etienne
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Created June 01, 2007 01:37

helloI would have expected that LockSmith inspects and complains about the code below. Or am I overseeing something?etiennepublic final class Foo { public void clear() { // access not...
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Created June 05, 2007 20:50

Very cool. The intentions now show up and work properly in my IDEA 6.0.5.Thanks, etienne
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Created June 12, 2007 01:35

The LockSmith inspection "FieldAccessNotGuarded" complains if I do not guard a field (that is annotated with @GuardedBy), assigning it a value in the constructor.etienne
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