#1001932
  • Created on
    2013-10-22 15:07
  • Reported by
    russ.abbott
  • Status
    Fixed
  • Priority
    Normal (3)
  • Assigned to
    mlangc
  • Milestone
    Lithium
  • Plan Level
    -
  • Permission type
    Public
  • Due Date
    -

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Refactoring name change adds extraneous square brackets

Create a class such as the following.

package test

class TestClass {

def testFn:(List[TestClass], Int) = ???

}

Now Refactor -> Rename TestClass to TestClass0. This is what I get.

package test

class TestClass0 {

def testFn:([List[TestClass0], Int]) = ???

}

Note the extra pair of '[' ... ']' inside the return type so that it is no longer a tuple -- or any valid type at all.
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  on 2014-06-04 10:05 *
By huitseeker
Version changed from 3.0.1-210 to 3.0.4-211
Status changed from New to Accepted
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  on 2014-06-04 10:05 *
By huitseeker
Version changed from 3.0.4-211 to 4.0.0-M2-211
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  on 2014-06-04 10:05 *
By huitseeker
Component set to Refactoring
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  on 2014-06-04 10:05 *
By huitseeker
Assigned to set to Mirko Stocker
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  on 2015-03-13 16:06 *
By Simon Schäfer
Assigned to changed from Mirko Stocker to -none-
Ticket assignment reverted due to inactivity.
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  on 2015-03-29 14:38 *
By rafpok
Milestone set to Lithium
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  on 2015-12-17 23:40 *
By mlangc
Assigned to set to mlangc
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  on 2015-12-25 08:58 *
By mlangc
Status changed from Accepted to Fixed
Be more careful when printing type arguments

Don't surround the type arguments of tuples with brackets, unless they are
explicitly referred to as `scala.TupleX` in the source.

Fixes #1001932

Branch: master
Commit: scala-ide:69a18959ca