Eclipse - code assist and debugging

[Marcin Balcerzak]

Hi,
Not being an expert in Java (JRE 1.5) or Eclipse (3.1.1) I've encountered an
intractable problems. Without apparent reason my Eclipse stopped:
1) Providing me content assist (shows "No completions available"). In
preferences|jav a|editor|code assist I've set: completion inserts,
insert single proposals automatically, add import instead of qualified time,
present proposals in alphabetical order, hide proposals not visible in the
invocation context, hide forbidden references enable auto activation
(consecutive fields: 0, ., @#). "Restore defaults" also doesn't help.
2) Providing me with this marvellous clouds on the margin which give a study
of error/mistake and proposed solutions. No clouds at all. Only verical
violet line while writing that disappears after saving changes.
I've tried to use google but with no success.
I would appreciate every suggestions how to fix these. Much thanx in
advance.
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Marcin Balcerzak

[Oliver Wong]

"Marcin Balcerzak" <ko*****@op.p l> wrote in message
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Hi,
Not being an expert in Java (JRE 1.5) or Eclipse (3.1.1) I've encountered
an
intractable problems. Without apparent reason my Eclipse stopped:
1) Providing me content assist (shows "No completions available"). In
preferences|jav a|editor|code assist I've set: completion inserts,
insert single proposals automatically, add import instead of qualified
time,
present proposals in alphabetical order, hide proposals not visible in the
invocation context, hide forbidden references enable auto activation
(consecutive fields: 0, ., @#). "Restore defaults" also doesn't help.
2) Providing me with this marvellous clouds on the margin which give a
study
of error/mistake and proposed solutions. No clouds at all. Only verical
violet line while writing that disappears after saving changes.
I've tried to use google but with no success.
I would appreciate every suggestions how to fix these. Much thanx in
advance.

Assuming you're working with Java files, did you open the resource file
using the Java editor? Right click on the resource, and click "open with..."
and one of the choice should be "Java Editor".

Have you ensured that the project has the "Java" nature associated with
it? There should be a little J icon in the top right corner of the project
if so.

- Oliver