Description Martin Winter 2004-12-22 09:08:16 EST

When opening the call hierarchy for a private method, references are shown to 
same-named methods in subclasses.

Example: Consider a user class extending java.lang.Thread. The extended class 
contains a method 

   protected void exit();

When opening the call hierarchy for the private void exit() of 
java.lang.Thread, the references to the protected method of the extended class 
are shown.

Example class to reproduce the bug:

class Test
{
    protected void exit(){}
    public void foo() { exit(); }
}

Now open java.lang.Thread and from there, open the call hierarchy for 
java.lang.Thread.exit(). The call hierarchy states, that Thread.exit would be 
called from Test.foo.