Bug 22553 "Show in Types Hierarchy" selects the "wrong" class [type hierarchy]
My custom perspective has a Packages pane, Hierarchy pane and a code editor pane. My packages pane is really a pane with a Packages Tab and a Projects Tab. (1) I select one of my packages. (2) I choose Open in Types Hierarchy. (3) E opens by package in the Types Hierarchy but Selects the class Object! (4) This causes the Package pane to select the java.lang package! (5) I have "lost" my context and the UI looks "funny": I have the beautiful hierarchy view of my classes in my package but, Object is selected (which is not in my package obviously) and java.lang is selected. Suggestion: (a) Do NOT select any classes in the just opened package. (b) If you MUST select a class, select one in the package. Please. Thank you very much.
org.eclipse.jdt.ui/ui/org/eclipse/jdt/internal/ui/typehierarchy/TypeHierarchyViewPart.java
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	private void initializeTypesViewer(final TypeHierarchyViewer typesViewer, KeyListener keyListener, String cotextHelpId) {
		typesViewer.getControl().setVisible(false);
		typesViewer.getControl().addKeyListener(keyListener);
		typesViewer.initContextMenu(new IMenuListener() {
			public void menuAboutToShow(IMenuManager menu) {
				fillTypesViewerContextMenu(typesViewer, menu);
			}
		}, cotextHelpId,	getSite());
		typesViewer.addSelectionChangedListener(fSelectionChangedListener);
	}
	
	private Control createMethodViewerControl(Composite parent) {
		fMethodsViewer= new MethodsViewer(parent, fHierarchyLifeCycle, this);
		fMethodsViewer.initContextMenu(new IMenuListener() {
			public void menuAboutToShow(IMenuManager menu) {
				fillMethodsViewerContextMenu(menu);
			}
		}, IContextMenuConstants.TARGET_ID_MEMBERS_VIEW, getSite());
		fMethodsViewer.addSelectionChangedListener(fSelectionChangedListener);
		
		Control control= fMethodsViewer.getTable();
		control.addKeyListener(createKeyListener());
		
		return control;
	}
	
	private void initDragAndDrop() {
		Transfer[] transfers= new Transfer[] { LocalSelectionTransfer.getInstance() };