I use a class for detecting email addresses which uses static final booleans to configure the matching behavior. Since I upgraded to Eclipse 3.5 I get warnings about dead code, since Eclipse notices that one branch in this can not be reached: private static final boolean ALLOW_DOMAIN_LITERALS = false; private static final String domain ...
Sometime when looking through code, I see many methods specify an annotation: @SuppressWarnings("unchecked") What does this mean? ...
Is there any way I can get Eclipse to highlight the use of the == operator to test String equality? I keep mistakenly using it instead of calling .equals(). I'd really like to make that into a warning and require an @SuppressWarnings annotation to remove it, in the yet-to-happen case that I actually want to compare strings for object e...
I'm getting this warning. What I'm trying to do is have a family of classes and a parallel family of protocols. The class Piece has a declaration like this: @interface Piece : NSManagedObject <PieceModel> { } ... @property (nonatomic, retain) Player *owner; ... @end PieceModel has this @protocol PieceModel <NSObject> ... @prope...