Details
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Bug
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Resolution: Fixed
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P4
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None
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Verified
Description
15.12.3 says that the invocation mode for a method invocation is 'interface' if
"the compile-time declaration is in an interface"
The word "in" could be interpreted in various ways (example: declared by an interface or inherited by an interface?) It would be more precise to say:
"the qualifying type of the method invocation is an interface"
"the compile-time declaration is in an interface"
The word "in" could be interpreted in various ways (example: declared by an interface or inherited by an interface?) It would be more precise to say:
"the qualifying type of the method invocation is an interface"
Attachments
Issue Links
- relates to
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JDK-8022095 Clarify Object methods in 'interface' invocation mode
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- Closed
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