Open declaration on static method in parent class from child method selects child class name

Thanks for this. It is reproducible and is likely a regression (although I apparently don't have any tests for this). I'm bumping up the priority.

It looks like it is a bug in the code select logic since searching and mark occurrences work as expected.

Hmmm...a quick look is showing that the AST is incorrect at the location of the method call. The AST node of the p() is of type StaticMethodCall. An instance of this type has a method getOwner, which should point to the type that declares the static method. However, in this case, the getOwner is of type Child (even though it should be Parent).

I need to look deeper into the compiler this to see why this is happening. I definitely could work around this problem, but I'd prefer to find the root cause.

My assumption about what the correct AST should look like was wrong. And so the code that you pasted above never worked. I created a fix for this. Now, type inferencing does not choose the declaring type based on the owner, rather it actually searches for the real definition of the static method. This appears to work and I have a few regression tests. Will commit shortly.