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example: --- package aspects; import classes.MyClass; public aspect MyAspect { public MyClass.method() { } } --- Lacking any other references to the MyClass class from MyAspect, the import will be reported as an unused import. Also, for some reason I will not be allowed to perform a "push in" refactoring on this example because of this error (event though it is only a warning).
hmmm, I don't get a warning on the import - but I did have to fix that code so the method had a return value...
(In reply to comment #1) > hmmm, I don't get a warning on the import - but I did have to fix that code so > the method had a return value... Hmm... I guess that's what happens when typing examples from memory rather than actually typing them out inside AJDT. I'm attaching a zipped up project folder with a complete and correct example. I am getting the import warning on the MyAspect aspect there.
Created attachment 173937 [details] complete example: zipped up project folder contain aspectj project
Some further remarks: - the warning only appears in the editor, not in the "problems" view. - when I do organize imports, I get an error message that the file contains "parse errors" and we can't organize imports (which is probably better than deleting the "unused" import here :-).
Fixed locally on 36 branch. Now, this warning no longer occurs. Waiting to commit.
Committed. Waiting for snapshot build to complete.
