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For the testcase given in bug 123836 comment 0, bug 123836 fixed the problem for many cases. However, if one tries to search for a method which is not fully qualified, the problem is not fixed. Steps to reproduce: For the below testcase, bring up the search dialog box and enter StringProperty.compute() and search for method references will not give any results. ########### class Test { void calc(Property prop, Property<? extends Serializable> p2) { prop.exec(); prop.compute(null); p2.exec(); p2.compute(null); } } abstract class Property<E> { public abstract void exec(); public abstract void compute(E e); } abstract class IntegerProperty extends Property<Integer> { public static void create() { new IntegerProperty() { @Override public void exec() { } @Override public void compute(Integer e) { System.out.println(e); } }; } } class StringProperty extends Property<String> { @Override public void exec() { } @Override public void compute(String e) { System.out.println(e); } } ####
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