Follow symbol does not work correctly for overloaded functions

If definition of method is inside of the class everything works fine, but when it goes outside, it always follows to the last method.

Seems like `const` qualifier screws things up. With out `const` it works!

Take a loot at example:

class Foo1 { };
class Foo2 { };
class Foo3 { };

class Foo
{
    void bar(int a);

    void bar(const Foo1 & foo);
    void bar(const Foo2 & foo);
    void bar(const Foo3 & foo);
};



int main(int argc, char ** argv)
{
    Foo foo;

    Foo1 foo1;
    foo.bar(foo1);
    Foo2 foo2;
    foo.bar(foo2);
    Foo3 foo3;
    foo.bar(foo3);
}




void Foo::bar(const Foo1 & foo)
{

}

void Foo::bar(const Foo2 & foo)
{

}

void Foo::bar(const Foo3 & foo)
{

}

Following `foo.bar(foo1)` and `foo.bar(foo2)` always switches to `void Foo::bar(const Foo3 & foo)`.

Also please answer, is it intended behaviour for 'Find Usages' to ignore function/method signature and search only by it's name?

Thank you!