Description Jerome Lanneluc 2001-10-10 22:51:40 EDT

If you search for type references using the query 'x.y.*' it finds too many type references.
	To reproduce:
		1. Add source for batch compiler in a Java project
		2. Search for reference to type 'x.y.*'
	You will get references even if there is no such package in your workspace.

NOTES:

JBL (3/22/2001 6:17:12 PM)
	One reproducable test case:
	1. In package p1, create X.java: 
[package p1;
public class X {
}]
	and Y.java:
[package p1;
public class Y {
	X f[];
}]
	2. In package p2, create X.java:
[package p2;
public class X {
}]
	and Z.java:
[package p2;
public class Z {
	X f[];
}
]
	3. Search for references to p1.X
	It finds references in p1.Y (right) and p2.Z (wrong)

JBL (6/18/2001 3:49:05 PM)
	Problem is still present in 125.

JBL (6/18/2001 4:27:25 PM)
	The binding for type reference X is null, where the binding for array type reference X[] isn't.