Bug 140624

The problem is that the implementation scans the folders on the disk on the project classpath. It presents you even
empty folders or folders where there are no public classes. Can you please check whether there are any classes suggested
in the folders that should not be presented? If there are some classes are those classes usable in the project (can the
source be compiled using them)?

async
 import javafx.async.AbstractAsyncOperation;
 import javafx.async.RemoteTextDocument;

fxunit
import javafx.fxunit.FXTestCase;

reflect
 import javafx.reflect.AttributeRef;
 import javafx.reflect.ClassRef;
 import javafx.reflect.FunctionTypeRef;
 import javafx.reflect.FunctionValueRef;
 import javafx.reflect.LocalReflectionContext;
 import javafx.reflect.LocationRef;
 import javafx.reflect.MemberFilter;
 import javafx.reflect.MemberRef;
 import javafx.reflect.MethodRef;
 import javafx.reflect.ObjectRef;
 import javafx.reflect.ReflectionContext;
 import javafx.reflect.SequenceBuilder;
 import javafx.reflect.SequenceTypeRef;
 import javafx.reflect.TypeRef;
 import javafx.reflect.ValueRef;

ui
has animation, canvas, filter.  None of which has anything in them.

The following lines do compile:

var lark1 : RemoteTextDocument;
var lark2 : ObjectRef;

Well this list has been changing daily for almost 3 months and is stabilizing now.  The current editor structure shows:

animation
async
data
ext
fxunit
geometry
io
lang
reflect
scene
stage
util

The javadoc api's are missing data and fxunit.

*** This issue has been marked as a duplicate of 152101 ***

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