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For some reason one of my eclipse installations is ignoring incorrectly set @Overrideannotations. For example, if I put @Override on a method that isn’t overriden, it just completely ignores it.
Any ideas on how to bring it back to a state where it will display an error for an incorrectly annotated method?
The definition of
@Overridechanged slightly in Java 6 (and unfortunatly without proper documentation) wherein an@Overrideannotation on a method that implements an interface method is valid. In Java 5 that was considered an error.