Description Dirk Baeumer 2001-10-10 22:51:08 EDT

Consider the following code:

	class X {
		public void foo() {
		}
	}

	Passing the text range of "foo" to code resolve doesn't report any results. Selecting X works as
	expected.

NOTES:

DB (9/7/00 5:53:22 PM)
	Code resolve doesn't work for field declarations too. Test code:

	package test;

	public class FieldTest {

		public Object fObject;
	
		public void f() {
			fObject= null;
		}
	}

	Passing the text range of fObject to code resolve doesn't report any results.

PM (9/8/00 8:59:48 AM)
	I do not clearly see the benefit of using it there ? You are already inside the code you want to open onto...

DB (11.09.2000 14:14:17)
	Currently we are using code resolve to "convert" a text selection into a Java Element. Since code resolve 
	can be used for references and for type declarations it would be good if it would work for field and method
	declarations too. This would avoid code like this:

	IJavaElement[] elements= resolve.codeResolve(ts.getStartPosition(), ts.getEndPosition(), null);
	if (elements.length == 0) {
		// try a declaration
		IJavaElement element= cu.getElementAt(start);
		ISourceRange range= element.getNameRange();
		check if range in text selection.
	}

PM (11/6/00 12:13:59 PM)
	Defer post Nov.15