Provide some code where two identifiers with difference only in letter case exist, like:
public class FileUser {
publicstatic void main(finalString[] args) {
File file = new File("some.txt");
soutvTAB
}
}
("File" and "file" differ only in letter case.)
At the specified position type "soutv" + TAB to expand live template. Get live template editor: the red frame.
In that frame type "File" - starting from capital case. Then type dot.
Result: "File" is changed to "file". Seems to be wrong, since "File" identifier exists in code.
This does not happen in completion out of live template editors.
Description
Provide some code where two identifiers with difference only in letter case exist, like:
public class FileUser {
publicstatic void main(finalString[] args) {
File file = new File("some.txt");
soutvTAB
}
}
("File" and "file" differ only in letter case.)
At the specified position type "soutv" + TAB to expand live template. Get live template editor: the red frame.
In that frame type "File" - starting from capital case. Then type dot.
Result: "File" is changed to "file". Seems to be wrong, since "File" identifier exists in code.
This does not happen in completion out of live template editors.
Bug
Open
Normal
Live template expansion: existing identifier is converted to lower case