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ASTParser.createBindings does not use the unitResolver field #3428
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… the correct unit resolver Signed-off-by: Rob Stryker <[email protected]>
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ASTParser.createBindings does not direct such requests to the current unitResolver, but rather uses the ECJ implementation with no opportunity to override it.
I have moved the method into ASTParser and added a parameter for the proper unit resolver to be used. Since this is a public package, I have left the old method where it was (in CompilationUnitResolver) and forwarded the request to the newer method.
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