Bug 159515

Description Jason Montojo 2006-10-02 16:28:15 EDT

When a method is overloaded, the PDOM captures a subset of the information about all the methods.  For example, given this code:

class Class1 {
public:
	void f();
	void f(int i);
};

Class1::f() {
}

Class1::f(int i) {
}

int main() {
	Class1 c;
	c.f(1);
	c.f();	
	return 0;
}

1. Class1::f resolves to only 1 IBinding
2. The IBinding for Class1::f has parameters for only 1 definition of f()
3. The IBinding for Class1::f has 2 references in the PDOM
4. The IBinding for Class1::f has 4 declarations in the PDOM
5. The IBinding for Class1::f has 2 definitions in the PDOM

So the references, declarations, and definitions are being counted across all variants of f(), but the IBinding points to one specific variant.

This doesn't affect the C/C++ editor's Open Declaration/Definition feature, but it does affect Declarations->Workspace, References->Workspace and friends.