Description Bart Geraci 2004-12-27 17:53:08 EST

Using 200412162000

Given the class:
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public class Test1<X> {
  enum Option { ALPHA, BRAVO  };
  void method1(Option item) {
    switch (item) {
    case ALPHA:      break;
    case BRAVO:      break;
    }
  }
}
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It compiles without warning using sun's javac.

Eclipse generates an error for the two "case"s in the switch 
 statement with the error "Duplicate case"

If Test1 does NOT have generic arguments, then Eclipse does 
 not complain.

If the Enumerated type Option is moved to a separate file, 
 Eclipse does not complain.