Description Eugene Kuleshov 2005-02-16 12:07:34 EST

When working with inner classes, such as Java.CompilationUnit, Eclipse can't
resolve inner classes in code completion (Ctrl-space), so you have to type
parent class name first. Then if you will complete right hand condition like 

Java.CompilationUnit cu = new <Ctrl-Space>

Eclipse offers CompilationUnit name and automatically creates import for
Java.CompilationUnit, so the result will be:

  import Java.CompilationUnit;
  ...
  Java.CompilationUnit cu = new CompilationUnit();

It takes a lot of efford to keep code consistent. In some coding standards you
may not allowed to import inner classes, but should always explicitly specify
parent class. Currently Eclipse can't handle this very well.

Please investigate this and improve support for inner classes. Probably new
option should be introduced that will trigger prefixing with parent class name.