Autocomplete does not complete full enum type.

[safield]

Java Extension v0.67
VSCode v1.49.1

I have an enum type defined.

class MyClass {
    public enum MyEnum {
        VAL1,
        VAL2
    }
}

When typing this enum's name MyClass.MyEnum, it is not being completed.

Observe the following example of half typed code...

if (myEnumVar == MyC ) {
}

In this example, I would expect MyClass.MyEnum to be proposed as one of the autocomplete options. This is not the case though. MyClass is not even proposed at all.

[testforstephen]

In your sample code, you missed enum keyword. It should be public enum MyEnum.

For the first case, typing MyClass.MyEnum has autocomplete in my side.

For the second case, there is room to optimize. The right part of the equal requires an enum, if you typed MyE, there is autocomplete candidate, but MyC doesn't.

[safield]

Updated the sample code to be correct. There is only one case I am referring to, and that is in the "if" statement to the right of the == operator.

Typing "MyE" to complete "MyEnum" for a public enum is kind of a moot point, as it must be qualified by MyClass for outside of the parent class.

[fbricon]

completion is provided for enum values, even if the enum is not imported, as its type can be inferred. MyClass.MyEnum will then be automatically be imported.
If myEnumVar is already defined as MyClass.MyEnum, completion will also show enum value completion.

So either it works as expected, or I don't understand what @safield wants. I'm inclined to close this one.

[github-actions]

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