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From: "Caplan, Josh" <jcaplan@xxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, 13 Aug 2007 10:38:37 -0700
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Title: Eclipse error icons

Probably a FAQ, but asking anyway.

I have an interface I, two implementing classes C1 and C2, and an aspect A which adds an inter-type method f to I. Now a (.java) client of I can call C1.f or C2.f without a problem; the program compiles and runs; but during development, the Eclipse IDE has the red ‘x’ and a lightbulb on that .java file anywhere those calls occur.

How do I convince Eclipse that C1.f and C2.f are for real?

Josh

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