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Say I have a class: public final class Dispatcher <Target, WorkType> { //..a bunch of other methods public void put(Target key, WorkType content) { //... } } there should be some way to know that "Target" and "WorkType" in the signature of put() represent generic types, not normal Java types. Right now they are rendered with the same font/color as regular types.