If you open a ClassDataNode for a class which uses JDK 1.1 class references (Foo.class), you will see the class$pkg$Foo variable and the $class method, which are supposed to be artifacts of the impl
ementation, not user-visible. ClassElementImpl.create*Map should remove such items from the list it generates.

[Dafe] I tried classes from jdk 1.1.7A and it seems to be ok. Could you point me to some classes that caused described behaviour? Thanx,

[jglick] Sorry, did not make description clear enough. Create some class containing anywhere (in some random method) text such as:

// ...
System.err.println (java.io.File.class);
// ....

Compile it, and remove the .java. Now look at the ClassDataNode inside NB that the .class file made. It will have a field named "class$java$io$File" and a method named "class$". Neither should be disp
layed, because they are created by the compiler only.


JLS with 1.1 inner-classes spec describes what these fields can be named, I think.