I am working on updating the Java syntax highlighting rules in NEdit
(http://www.nedit.org) to handle generics, and I need some code to
really torture it.
Any pointers to one or two source files that really push generics to
their limits (multiple types, nesting, extends, super, comments in
unorthodox places, etc.) would be appreciated.
Thanks!

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Ian Pilcher i.pilcher@comcast.net
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Thomas Weidenfeller - 27 Jul 2005 09:13 GMT
> I am working on updating the Java syntax highlighting rules in NEdit
> (http://www.nedit.org) to handle generics, and I need some code to
> really torture it.
Unpack the src.zip that comes with the JDK, and browse through the
collection classes.
> Any pointers to one or two source files that really push generics to
> their limits (multiple types, nesting, extends, super, comments in
> unorthodox places, etc.) would be appreciated.
It is Sun code, don't expect that they even follow there own coding
conventions.
/Thomas

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