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Bug
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Resolution: Fixed
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P3
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1.4.2, 5.0
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b28
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generic, x86
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solaris_8, windows_xp
Existing code such as
Class a = boolean ? A.class : B.class;
should compile without error, in spite of the fact that (with generics
enabled) neither A.class nor B.class is a subtype of the other. With
wildcards, the result type should be
Class<?>
Or, if A is a base class of B,
Class<? extends A>
This is a backward compatibility issue.
Class a = boolean ? A.class : B.class;
should compile without error, in spite of the fact that (with generics
enabled) neither A.class nor B.class is a subtype of the other. With
wildcards, the result type should be
Class<?>
Or, if A is a base class of B,
Class<? extends A>
This is a backward compatibility issue.
- duplicates
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- Closed
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- Closed
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- Closed
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