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In Version: 3.1.1, Build id: M20050929-0840, if you make a change to a .java file that say removes a method referred to in another .java file, you no longer get the warning ( the little X inside a red box ) straight away. You only discover get them after you next attempt a launch ( which does still warn you with a text message though).
Created attachment 30043 [details] jpeg of the red boxes AFTER an attempted launch This is what you should (and used to) get as soon as you cause a compile error
Furthermore, if you do make an error which is shown, and then correct it, the error message in the Problems Tab fails to clear. For example - see 2nd attachment - I had deleted the word "package" on the top line. I corrected it, saved, but the error remained.
Created attachment 30046 [details] jpeg of out-of-date error The error message remains after the error has been corrected and the file saved
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 113455 ***