Description
Consider code like:
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interface I {
public String toString();
}
interface J extends I {}
I i = null;
i.toString(); //attributed as I.toString();
J j = null;
j.toString(); //attributed as j.toString();
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This does not seem quite right - the method is inherited in "J" from "I", not from Object.
Moreover, calling `Elements.getAllMembers()` will return "toString" from "I" in the result, but calling `Trees.isAccessible(..., "toString", "I");` will return false, because it will appear that the method is implemented in j.l.Object.
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interface I {
public String toString();
}
interface J extends I {}
I i = null;
i.toString(); //attributed as I.toString();
J j = null;
j.toString(); //attributed as j.toString();
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This does not seem quite right - the method is inherited in "J" from "I", not from Object.
Moreover, calling `Elements.getAllMembers()` will return "toString" from "I" in the result, but calling `Trees.isAccessible(..., "toString", "I");` will return false, because it will appear that the method is implemented in j.l.Object.
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Issue Links
- csr for
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JDK-8272715 Incorrect attribution of method invocations of Object methods on interfaces
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- Closed
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- relates to
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JDK-8282080 Lambda deserialization fails for Object method references on interfaces
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- Closed
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- Open
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