Using java.util.Optional.empty();

vogellacompany · Sep 28, 2023 · 2f007ec · 2f007ec
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diff --git a/com.vogella.tasks.ui/src/com/vogella/tasks/ui/parts/TaskEditorPart.java b/com.vogella.tasks.ui/src/com/vogella/tasks/ui/parts/TaskEditorPart.java
@@ -36,7 +36,7 @@ public class TaskEditorPart {
     private Button btnDone;
 
     // define a new field
-    private java.util.Optional<Task> task = java.util.Optional.ofNullable(null);
+    private java.util.Optional<Task> task = java.util.Optional.empty();
 
     // observable placeholder for a task
     private WritableValue<Task> observableTodo = new WritableValue<>();

diff --git a/com.vogella.tasks.ui/src/com/vogella/tasks/ui/parts/TodoDetailsPart.java b/com.vogella.tasks.ui/src/com/vogella/tasks/ui/parts/TodoDetailsPart.java
@@ -40,7 +40,7 @@ public class TodoDetailsPart {
 	private Button btnDone;
 
 	// define a new field
-	private java.util.Optional<Task> task = java.util.Optional.ofNullable(null);
+	private java.util.Optional<Task> task = java.util.Optional.empty();
 
 	// observable placeholder for a task
 	private WritableValue<Task> observableTodo = new WritableValue<>();