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I2004-04-13 1) check out org.eclipse.jdt.ui as source (in a new workspace). The PDE classpath container should magically add all the necessary dependencies 2) open JavaProjectionModelUpdater.dispose() and do a references in workspace search (via the context menu) 3) observe: you get 5 matches. One of the matches is in org.eclipse.debug.internal.ui.DelegatingModelPresentation; it looks like this: <br> <pre> /** * Delegate to all extensions. * * @see IBaseLabelProvider#dispose() */ public void dispose() { Iterator i= getLabelProviders().values().iterator(); </pre> The match is reported against the "@see" tag. Note the "IBaseLabelProvider" in front of the "@see" tag.
My expectation would be to not get that match reported at all.
I suspect IBaseLabelProvider couldn't be resolved, but you did not reveal Javadoc malformed tags, did you ? Technically, it would be a true inaccurate match. Need to double check though.
Thomas, I've checked out jdt-ui of last integration build (version v20040413a) and cannot find the class JavaProjectionModelUpdater!? So, it's a little bit difficult to reproduce this problem...
You need jdt ui in source (i.e. HEAD).
OK, I thought it this version was enough as your build reference was I2004-04-13...
Hummm... several things here... 1) PDE does not add magically necessary dependencies Doing the same sceanrio but with all required plugins as binary in my workspace, I have not the same result: the match in DelegatingModelPresentation is not longer found... 2) Even with all required plugins in workspace, there's still some inexact matches found in Javadoc... Looking at found matches (LazyModelPresentation for example), the reference to dispose() is in a Javadoc: /** * @see IBaseLabelProvider#dispose() */ but IBaseLabelProvider is not resolved in as there's no corresponding import... So, these matches are true inaccurate matches... For initial reported problem in DelegatingModelPresentation, as soon as references are correctly resolved by PDE, the error disappears because there's a magic import line which solves it: import org.eclipse.jface.viewers.IBaseLabelProvider;
