Mauro Molinari

The problem of using Esc here and in #699 is that you realise you had to press Esc when it's too late and the editor has already inserted the wrong...

But I meant "when it's IMMEDIATELY preceded by another `.`". That is, if you try to type `..` (by typing `.` and then pressing the dot key again), the second...

Ok, I got it, you're talking about the very lucky case in which the first proposal is always correct and you can type foo.bar.baz by just typing dot several times......

I was wondering how the vararg method declaration is handled. I mean, if you want to type: ```groovy void doSomething(String... args) { } ``` When you type "String...": - you...

In any case, I will never be tired to say that if there are two possible choices, the one that mostly respect the developer intention should be preferred. If I...

The difference is that in Java it makes no sense to put a brace in that position, so guessing the developer's will to write an anonymous inner class could be...

Also, I don't mean to "fully disable" the feature for any constructor call, just when you have a closure argument there. If the behaviour it has provided for many years...

Yes, I know, this has always been the explanation I was given. Perhaps some interface-based approach abstracting from the actual runtime being in use (instead of bundling the Groovy compilers...

Another example in which the current proposal order is not useful, combined with the problem already described in #676: ```java package test31; import java.beans.PropertyChangeListener; public class A { public final...

Any plan to work on this? I found another frequent use case in which working with Greclipse right now is painful. Suppose you're using slf4j (a quite common logging framework)...