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Asked: 2026-06-09T10:09:49+00:00

I just tried the Groovy-Eclipse plugin , and everything is working fine, except the

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I just tried the Groovy-Eclipse plugin , and everything is working fine, except the syntax highlighting is behaving really strange.

Basically, it sees to think pretty much everything is deprecated. I get strike-troughs everywhere.

For example, toURL is striked through when using

 "http://stackoverflow.com".toURL()

I see this with loads of methods, including eachLine , getText and many many more. These methods aren’t deprecated, what is going on?

I’m running Eclipse 4.2, 2.7.0.xx-20120703-1400-e42-RELEASE and Groovy 2.0

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  1. Editorial Team

    These methods are deprecated because they moved to other classes and your plugin is not aware of that. There’re many methods deprecated:

    You can look up the deprecated API’s for the new main version of Groovy here.

    You can read about the similar question here:

    An answer from the STS/Groovy-Eclipse side of things.
    This is fixed in the latest 2.7.1 snapshot.
    Earlier versions of Groovy-Eclipse were not aware of StringGroovyMethod,
    but this has been fixed.

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