/**

	 * This test makes sure that changing an annotation on type A causes type B

	 * to be recompiled, if B references A.  See http://bugs.eclipse.org/149768

	 */

	public void testAnnotationDependency() throws Exception

	{

		IProject project = env.getProject( getProjectName() );

		IPath srcRoot = getSourcePath( getProjectName() );

		String a1Code = "package p1; " + "\n"

			+ "import org.eclipse.jdt.apt.tests.annotations.noop.NoOpAnnotation;" + "\n"

			+ "@NoOpAnnotation(\"A1\")" + "\n"

			+ "public class A {}";

		String a2Code = "package p1; " + "\n"

			+ "import org.eclipse.jdt.apt.tests.annotations.noop.NoOpAnnotation;" + "\n"

			+ "@NoOpAnnotation(\"A2\")" + "\n"

			+ "public class A {}";

		String bCode = "package p1; " + "\n"

			+ "public class B {" + "\n"

			+ "  public A a;" + "\n"

			+ "}";

		env.addClass( srcRoot, "p1", "A", a1Code );

		env.addClass( srcRoot, "p1", "B", bCode );

		fullBuild( project.getFullPath() );

		expectingNoProblems();

		// edit annotation in A

		env.addClass( srcRoot, "p1", "A", a2Code );

		incrementalBuild( project.getFullPath() );

		expectingNoProblems();

		// verify that B was recompiled

		expectingUniqueCompiledClasses(new String[] { "p1.A", "p1.B" });

	}