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NetBeans release 3.2 build #32 (RC2) on Windows 2000 with JDK 1.3 Description: ============ As stated in the summary "Find..." service invoked on the root of filesystem finds appropriate object but shows wrong one in the result window in some cases. This happens if specified search criterion matches object that have the same re- lative position from the root of its filesystem and this has to be mounted befo- re desired one. This behaviour is pretty annoying because to work around user has to change the order of affected filesystem to be the first one. Steps to reproduce: =================== 1. Create two empty directories e.g. C:\Tests\Work1 and C:\Tests\Work2 2. Mount this directories into explorer in correct order. 3. Create from template class MyClass in the first filesystem and copy this file also into the second filesystem so that they are identical. 4. Now invoke "Find..." item from the popup menu of the second filesystem. 5. In "Full Text" tab type '* MyClass.java' string into "Substring" textfield and press ENTER key to start searching. 6. MyClass class object will be found but if you click on it to see its location it will show you C:\Tests\Work1 in the right pane of results window.
Fixed in [main-trunk. Next build available. Changed files: org.netbeans.modules.search.scanners.RepositoryScanner.java[1.16] org.netbeans.modules.search.ResultModel.java[1.19]
Target milestone -> 3.3 Removing the OPEN_IN_3.2 keyword.
*** Issue 12047 has been marked as a duplicate of this issue. ***
verified in [main trunk] (dev196)
Resolved for 3.4.x or earlier, no new info since then -> closing.