String text;
text.indexOf('#');

For the above code fragment I get a "Accessing static field" warning shown for text.  It then suggests replacing text
with String.  This is clearly incorrect.  I have noticed this in a couple of places when referencing objects of classes
that I have written.  The problem seems to be that the syntax checker gets confused if there is a static method of the
same name as the non-static method that is actually being called.  In this case the syntax checker should take note of
the arguments that are being supplied.