Bug 37399 Organize Imports can remove required inner interfaces [code manipulation]
import com.epiphany.shr.sf.ClusterSingletonStepped.SingletonStep; After organize imports, this import is turned into: import com.epiphany.shr.sf.ClusterSingletonStepped; If it is not legal to have inner interfaces I appologize and I will flog the coder. Otherwise, it appears that organize imports can potentially cause compiler errors that are hard to track down. I run it, and things look ok, but part of my import is gone. Interface definition: public abstract class ClusterSingletonStepped extends ClusterSingleton { ..... public interface SingletonStep ..... } Thanks for looking at this. Please let me know if I can add any additional information or answer any questions.
org.eclipse.jdt.ui.tests/ui/org/eclipse/jdt/ui/tests/core/ScopeAnalyzerTest.java
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	public void testVariableDeclarations2() throws Exception {
		IPackageFragment pack1= fSourceFolder.createPackageFragment("test1.ae", false, null);
		StringBuffer buf= new StringBuffer();
		buf.append("package test1.ae;\n");
		buf.append("import java.io.IOException;\n");
		buf.append("public class E {\n");
		buf.append("    public int goo(int param1) {\n");
		buf.append("        int count= 9, count2= 0;\n");
		buf.append("        try {\n");
		buf.append("            for (int i= 0, j= 0; i < 9; i++) {\n");
		buf.append("                System.out.println(i + j);\n");
		buf.append("                j++;\n");
		buf.append("            }\n");
		buf.append("            return 8;\n");			
		buf.append("        } catch (IOException e) {\n");
		buf.append("           int k= 0;\n");
		buf.append("           return k;\n");
		buf.append("        } catch (Exception x) {\n");
		buf.append("           return 9;\n");					 
		buf.append("        };\n");
		buf.append("        return count;\n");		
		buf.append("    }\n");			
		buf.append("}\n");
		ICompilationUnit compilationUnit= pack1.createCompilationUnit("E.java", buf.toString(), false, null);		
		
		CompilationUnit astRoot= AST.parseCompilationUnit(compilationUnit, true);
		assertNoProblems(astRoot);