Bug 475897

Description kurt 2015-08-26 06:19:22 EDT

Depending on some interal state of Eclipse and/or IType the method IType.getFullyQualifiedName() of a IType.newTypeHierarchy-list results in
wrong or different names of the elements.

I am using a similar code as follows to find subclasses of a given class.

IType t = ... find the IType of the class ...
ITypeHierarchy th = t.newTypeHierarchy(null);
for (IType it: th.getAllClasses())
  System.out.println(it.getFullyQualifiedName());

For the given testclasses (see below) the wrong results is:

ebug.AnyClass$1
ebug.AnyClass$1
ebug.AnyClass$1

After opening the involved classes in Java-Editor the names seem to be ok:

ebug.AnyClass$1
ebug.AnyClass$2
ebug.AnyClass$3


To reproduce the problem close and reopen the project containing the classes
or close and start Eclipse again.
The test-classes should not be open in any editor !
Running the testcode should give you the above results.
Open the classes in Java-Editor and running the testcode should now give the
correct results.


Testclasses:

package ebug;

public class ToSubclass {
  public ToSubclass() {
    super();
  }

  public void overrideMe() { /*empty*/ }
}

package ebug;

public class AnyClass {

  public void m1() {
    new ToSubclass() {
      @Override
      public void overrideMe() {
        super.overrideMe();
      }
    }.overrideMe();
  }

  public void m2() {
    new ToSubclass() {
      @Override
      public void overrideMe() {
        super.overrideMe();
      }
    }.overrideMe();
  }

  public void m3() {
    new ToSubclass() {
      @Override
      public void overrideMe() {
        super.overrideMe();
      }
    }.overrideMe();
  }
}