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Maybe the index is corrupted? Steps to reproduce - In a new workspace, create a new plugin project with a dependency on org.eclipse.jdt.ui - Open the class org.eclipse.jdt.internal.corext.refactoring.reorg.JavaMoveProcessor - press F4 -> The type hierarchy does not show any supertypes - On the super type name in the extend clause, open the context menu and choose "COpy Qualified Name" -> Error dialog "No element to qualify found in selection" - Open the super type org.eclipse.ltk.core.refactoring.participants.MoveProcessor - press F4 -> JavaMoveProcessor does not appear as a subtypes
Interestingly F3 works on "MoveProcessor" in the extends clause. Also the javadoc hover finds this class. When searching for references to MoveProcessor some of the hits are marked as potential, strange... Do you see the same, Jan? OTOH, in a workspace where jdt.ui is checked out, everything works fine.
I see exactly the same things as Jan and Stephan described.
Btw: I'm on 3.8 if that makes a difference to 4.2.x
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