Attempting to fix code completion after new HashMap<>#8237
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quickly checked for regressions since the last completion chaining fix #4165 and everything appeared to still work fine |
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Consider code like:
In VS Code, selecting e.g. the
HashMap()option will repeatHashMaphere. Inside the NetBeans UI, this will not happen, but<tab>will still insertHashMap.This is an attempt to avoid these problems, by recording the completion appeared after the
<>, and not inserting the name. Not sure if this is the best solution, though.