Description SeongMo Yeon 2018-04-23 20:16:12 EDT

I am writting a library for StarCCM+. the minimal code is as follows:

import java.util.*;

import star.common.*;

// mesh
import star.base.*;
import star.metrics.*;
import star.meshing.*;

public class core {

    static public void setMesh(Simulation sim, String name) {
        MeshContinuum meshContinuum = null;
        meshContinuum = sim.getContinuumManager().hasContinuum(MeshContinuum.class);
        meshContinuum.getReferenceValues().get(BaseSize.class).setValue(10.0);

        MaximumCellSize maximumCellSize = meshContinuum.getReferenceValues().get(MaximumCellSize.class);
        GenericRelativeSize genericRelativeSize = ((GenericRelativeSize) maximumCellSize.getRelativeSize());

        SurfaceGrowthRate surfaceGrowthRate = meshContinuum.getReferenceValues().get(SurfaceGrowthRate.class);

        SurfaceSize surfaceSize = meshContinuum.getReferenceValues().get(SurfaceSize.class);
        RelativeMinimumSize relativeMinimumSize = surfaceSize.getRelativeMinimumSize();
        RelativeTargetSize relativeTargetSize = surfaceSize.getRelativeTargetSize();
    }
}


The problem is that the above code is utilizing StarCCM+'s extension library.
starbase.jar, metrics.jar and mesh.jar

This code is compiled without any issue when I compile the code with Makefile and javac. However, as you can see in the attached file, code assistant marked several classes as unresolvable.

I digged into starbase.jar and mesh.jar and found that those two files has the same subpackage, star.meshing.

For example, the unresolvable class, BaseSize and MaximumCellSize is defined in star.meshing of mesh.jar.

So if I change the order of those two jar files in build path property, the unresolvable class is marked as resolvable but other classes defined in starbase.jar is marked as unresolvable instead.

I guess is eclipse's bug because just compile with javac and Makefile works.