DVT Eclipse IDE Quick Fix Proposals - How to Fix Typos Using "Did You Mean?" Proposals

Description

Typos represent a common source of compilation errors. DVT uses the error context and word similarity in order to compute adequate quick fix proposals.

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Transcript

Typos represent a common source of compilation errors. DVT provides a quick way to fix them.

Let's take, for example, a driver class that extends from uvm_diver instead of uvm_driver.

A light bulb indicates that there is a Quick Fix Proposal available for this error.

Steps to Fix Typos Using "Did You Mean?"

Press Ctrl+1 on the Error Line, select Did You Mean from the list, and press Enter.

This way, you can fix function calls, signal names, variable type names, and so on.

DVT uses the error context and word similarity in order to compute proposals.