| Search for preference function does not work under some situation [message #250067] |
Thu, 06 December 2007 17:09  |
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Originally posted by: ku_long.hotmail.com
Hey,
I don't know if anyone has encountered the same problem as me.
Our plug-in imported a jar file to which a source jar was attached.
In my code, I refered to some class in that jar. When I used "Open
Declaration" function to open the class, I got the souce code
opened in an editor (the title is ***.class). Then, I tried to
use "Search for preferences" function to search the prefernces of
a variable; zero result was returned. But if I open the java file
of that class manually and do "Search for preferences" on the
same variable, I got the proper results. I have no idea with this
behavior.
Thanks.
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| Re: Search for preference function does not work under some situation [message #250152 is a reply to message #250138] |
Tue, 11 December 2007 04:14  |
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Raymond wrote:
> Frederic Fusier wrote:
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>> I guess you meant "Search for References"...
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>> What kind of variable did you search for (local variable, method
>> parameter or perhaps field)? How did you launch the search: using a menu
>> item or using the Java Search page?
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> Yes, I meant "Search for Reference". :-)
> I searched for local variables, fields and method. I launched the search
> by typing "Ctrl + Shift + G" to launch the Type search dialog.
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> Thanks.
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Hmm, perhaps you discovered a problem in JDT/Core Search Engine. So, please
open a bug against the JDT/Core component providing a simple test case to
reproduce your problem, thanks
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