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Build ID: I20080617-2000 Steps To Reproduce: 1. Create class with inner class in it: class A { class B {} } 2. Create an instance of A class and assign to variable: A a = new A(); 3. Create an instance of B class: a.new B(); 4. Use QuickFix or Ctrl+2 to assign newly created object to variable. 5. Eclipse produces inapriopriate "B b = " instead of "A.B b = " and invalid import "import A.B" More information: Same thing happens when creating local variable or field, using QuickFix and Ctrl+2 as well. Solution should be tested also for inner classes inside inner class (like A.B.C c = b.new C())
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This works for me using R3.4 and 3.5 M1: it adds the expected import only if needed. If you still see this please provide more detailed steps.
I can reproduce in 3.5M1, but only with A.java in the default package. See also bug 230300.
Please provide exact test case.
==> public class A { class B { } } public class C { void foo() { A a = new A(); a.new B(); } }
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