Analyzer bug, introduced after 2.4.1

So, 2.4.1 is the last version without a bug.

Here code example:

// foo.hpp
class Foo
{
public:
    Foo();
    ~Foo();

    int foo();

private:
    struct Private;
    Private *   m_p;
};

// foo.cpp
#include "foo.hpp"

struct Foo::Private
{
    Private() { }

    int foo();
    int bar();

    int     m_foo;
};

Client::Client()
    :m_p(new Private)
{
}

Client::~Client()
{
    delete m_p;
}

int Foo::run()
{
    return m_p->foo();
}

int Foo::Private::foo()
{
    return 0;
}

So:
1) For `Foo::Private::` doesn't work autocomplete;
2) Inside `Foo::Private::foo` autocomplete detects `this` as if it was `Foo::this`, not the ``Foo::Private::this`.Ie when I type 'ba<Att+Space>' token doesn't get autocompleted to `bar()` and the same thing for `m_foo`. Instead I can autocomplete `m_p`;
3) When I do <Alt+Space> on `bar()` and select `Add Definition...`. What I get is:

void Private::bar()
{
}

not what I actually want and how it is in 2.4.1:

void Foo::Private::bar()
{
}

I desperately want to use new version of my favorite IDE, but this bug makes me stick to 2.4.1

Thanks.