fix <!-- tooltip end --> problems in a few more inspection descriptions

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Bas Leijdekkers
2017-02-25 14:47:27 +01:00
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Use dark theme aware JBColor instead of java.awt.Color
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Specify regular and dark theme (Darcula) colors in JBColor constructor
Use dark theme aware JBColor instead of java.awt.Color.
Use the JBColor constructor to specify regular and dark theme colors, to avoid using bad looking colors under the Darcula UI Theme.
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<strong>Command line (commands, arguments and options) inspection.</strong>
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<p>This inspection checks command you type in command console or command file. It helps you to make sure arguments are on their
places, option names are correct as well as arguments, provided for options.</p>
<p>Do not disable it if you are going to use command-line interfaces like manage.py in Django</p>
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This inspection reports various method contract (@Contract annotation) well-formedness issues:
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<li>Errors in contract syntax</li>
<li>Contracts not conforming to the method signature (wrong parameter count)</li>
<li>Method implementations that contradict the contract (e.g. returning "true" when the contract says "false")</li>
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Reports deprecated classes, methods and fields which are used in your code nonetheless.
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For example:
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(The usages from within deprecated places are ignored).
(Usages from within deprecated places are ignored).
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This intention allows to compose <code>Function.apply</code> and <code>BiFunction.apply</code> call with outer call.
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This allows to extract the composed function after that if necessary.
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This intention inlines Stream.map() and similar calls into the next stream operation when possible.
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As during normal variable inline this intention may change the code semantics if mapping result is used more than once and has side-effects.
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