Bug 167376

[ BUILD # : 200906142201 ]
[ JDK VERSION : 1.6.* ]

I hit Alt-Enter on a line with a "Local variable hides a field"
warning and selected the only choice, "Rename the field" 

There are two problems

1 - I think this is wrong... the fix should be to "Rename the local
variable" (worst case - give both choices as a possibility)
2 - the editor jumps back in the code to an unrelated field in the
previous function and enters "rename mode"

e.g.
class A {
 private int value = 0;
 private String somethingElse = "whatever";

 public void hello() {
   somethingElse = "hello";
   System.out.println(somethingElse); // the editor tries to rename
"somethingElse"
 }

 public void doit() {
   int value = 42; // this is the line that has the warning and is
where I hit Alt-enter
   System.out.println(value);
 }
}

In the above example code that approximates the case in my project, I
will see the idea bulb for "value" in "doit()" and I hit alt-enter,
then select "rename field".  The editor then jumps into the previous
method "hello()" and begins a rename operation on "somethingElse".