I checked out SublimeJava, and it looks like it starts a java instance
(for each autocompletion?) and uses reflection for the desired
out-completion. If so, it can only take compiled classes. For
comparison, the autocompletion in Eclipse uses the AST, so partially
parsable files can give you auto-complete results.
Best case, you could get autocompletion working if the compiled
classes it works on have lombok on the classpath. It would not work
for classes that you're editing, and , haven't been compiled.
On Wed, Jul 11, 2012 at 11:44 PM, Peluko <
antonio.a...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello.
>
> Last weeks I'm using a lot Sublime Text and I'm starting to use it also for
> java development. For autocompletion I use the plugin SublimeJava, but it
> doesn't understand 'val' variables defined via lombok.
> Anybody is working on that? If not, I think I could get some spare time to
> try to integrate it... any advice or suggestion from the experts?
> I'll crosspost this message to the SublimeJava github:
>
>
https://github.com/quarnster/SublimeJava/issues/33
>
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