Description Dirk Baeumer 2003-10-08 10:55:12 EDT

I20031007

For the following example

public class A {
	public void foo() {
		A a= new A() {};
		class C {
			
		}
	}
}

the name range of the anonymous type new A() {} is [390, 3] which denotes "A
()". Since parenthesis aren't part of the AST it isn't possible to find the 
anonymous class in the AST using the name range. The name range should somehow 
correspond to a node in the AST so that it is easy to find the corresponding 
node. One idea is [390, 1].