Description Richard Kulp 2002-07-25 18:40:46 EDT

If you do a create method on an inner class, the method in the text is actually 
added to the outer class, though the model thinks it is in the inner class.

Take class:

public class TestChangesClass {
	public static class InnerTestChangesClass {
	}
}

and do:

IType type = jProject.findType("TestChangesClass.InnerTestChangesClass"); 
type.createMethod("public boolean isNew() {}", null, true, monitor); 

and the saved text file becomes:

public class TestChangesClass {
	public static class InnerTestChangesClass {
	}

public boolean isNew() {}}

But, if you go against the IType type right after you did the create, "isNew" 
will be a method within the inner class.

Thanks,
Rich Kulp