Bug 302152 New path variable created unexpectedly
One of the latest 3.6 IBuilds Steps: 1) Create a general project (let's call is 'project1') 2) Go to Project Properties and make sure that there are only dynamic path variables 2) Drag and drop a folder with a subfolder and files inside to 'project1' In my case it is c:/Folder > SubFolder > a.txt 3) In the "File and Folder Import" dialog, choose 'Automatic' (or later 'Default') and 'Recreate with Virtual Folders and Links' 4) Go to Project Properties again and see that a new variable is added ('C' which is defined relatively to PROJECT_LOC) 5) Open Properties for myProject/Folder/SubFolder/a.txt and see that its location is defined using this new 'C' variable. I should be at least asked if I want Eclipse to create any variables for me.
bundles/org.eclipse.ui.ide/src/org/eclipse/ui/internal/ide/dialogs/ResourceInfoPage.java
locationValue.setText(newResourceLocation.toPortableString());
		URI resolvedURI = resource.getProject().getPathVariableManager()
				.resolveURI(URIUtil.toURI(newResourceLocation), resource);
		IPath resolved = URIUtil.toPath(resolvedURI);
		if (!IDEResourceInfoUtils.exists(resolved.toOSString())) {
			resolvedLocationValue
					.setText(IDEWorkbenchMessages.ResourceInfo_undefinedPathVariable);
			if (sizeValue != null)
				sizeValue.setText(IDEWorkbenchMessages.ResourceInfo_notExist);
		} else {
			resolvedLocationValue.setText(resolved.toPortableString());
			if (sizeValue != null) {
				IFileInfo info = IDEResourceInfoUtils.getFileInfo(resolved
						.toPortableString());
				if (info != null)
					sizeValue.setText(NLS.bind(
							IDEWorkbenchMessages.ResourceInfo_bytes, Long
									.toString(info.getLength())));
				else
					sizeValue
							.setText(IDEWorkbenchMessages.ResourceInfo_unknown);
			}
		}
	}
	protected Control createContents(Composite parent) {
		PlatformUI.getWorkbench().getHelpSystem().setHelp(getControl(),
				IIDEHelpContextIds.RESOURCE_INFO_PROPERTY_PAGE);
		
		IResource resource = (IResource) getElement().getAdapter(
				IResource.class);