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To reproduce: 1. Right-click on a directory in the Explorer and select New->Classes->Class. 2. Enter new name and press "Next >". 3. In the dialog for setting superclass and interfaces, click "Next >". 4. In the dialog for overriding methods, click "Next >". 5. In the dialog for adding new field click "Next >". 6. In the dialog for adding new methods: - add method a() - try to add method a(String) It is difficult - when you fill-in method name and try to add a parameter, the wizard complains about the duplicite method name. So you have to change the method name to something else, add the parameter(s) and then change the method back to 'a'. Another workaround - first add method a(String), then add method a() - but this is just a workaround.
Agreed; the Wizard should probably collect all information first then update them to the customized element in the list reporting errors/warnings as needed.
The wizard now operates differently. Since method parameter input has changed to define all params at once (either written to the inputline or entered into popu dialog), it should work OK. Reopen if not.
I think, that the problem is still here. But I'm not sure, if this behavior is in view or not...
Target milestone -> 3.3
Target milestone -> 3.3.1.
Cleaning up before 4.0 planning
Target milestone was changed from not determined to TBD
New class wizard was simplified. This issue is no longer applicable.
Reorganization of java component