Description Andrew Eisenberg 2010-04-07 16:47:44 EDT

Here is an aspect:

aspect Aspect { 
  int Java.xxx = 0; 
}

Here is a Java class:

class Java {	void foo() {
		this.xxx++;
	}
}

Note that in the Java class, the foo method declaration is on the same line as the class declaration.  When I print the relationship map, I get:

=SearchTestsProject/src<{Java.java[Java~foo ::
	=SearchTestsProject/src<{Java.java[Java~foo --aspect declarations--> [=SearchTestsProject/src<*Aspect.aj}Aspect)Java.xxx]
=SearchTestsProject/src<*Aspect.aj}Aspect)Java.xxx ::
	=SearchTestsProject/src<*Aspect.aj}Aspect)Java.xxx --declared on--> [=SearchTestsProject/src<{Java.java[Java~foo]

So, the relationship map says that the target of the ITD is the foo() method, whereas it should be the type itself.  This causes problems for navigation as well as search.  But, since formatting code in this way is uncommon, I am not to concerned about it.