To reference a class constant in an annotation present on the same class, the reference must be prefixed with the class name: Since this can get quite bulky when using multiple constants / string concatenations, I might simply use the following import directive in the same file to eliminate the need for these prefixes: Is there anything against this, or
Tag: static-import
Pmd rule: Too many static imports may lead to messy code in unitTest is not violated
I have a doubt, I have a class in which I’m using different static import for import constants, my issue is that I’m getting the error message: Too many static imports may lead to messy code. But in the unit test it looks like it is not a bad practice. For example in a unit test class, I’m using this
IntelliJ IDEA cannot resolve static import
When I import regularly it works as expected: However, if I change an import to static, IDEA cannot resolve it: Gradle builds the project successfully. It seems to be a problem with IDEA but I can’t find if it is a known problem. I tried cleaning, invalidate caches etc. Anything else I can do? Im using IntelliJ IDEA community 2016.2.4
Where does this grid variable come from?
I am looking at the ColumnGridReport example for DynamicReports. I would like to use the classic code syntax instead of the DSL used in the example, meaning creating JasperReportBuilder report = …