Bug 21447

Description Philipe Mulet 2002-07-10 11:48:05 EDT

Build R2.0

On the following test case, the protected inner emulation seems incorrect since 
it leads to the wrong method invocation at runtime:

pa/X.java------------------
package pa;

public class X {
  protected void foo(){
    System.out.println("X.foo()");
  }
}

pb/T.java------------------
package pb;
import pa.X;

public class T extends X {
  public void bar(){
    new Object(){
      void do1(){
        T.this.foo();
      }
    }.do1();
  }
}

pb/Y.java------------------
package pb;
import pa.X;

public class Y extends T {

  public static void main(String[] args) {
    new Y().bar();
  }
	
  protected void foo(){
    System.out.println("Y.foo()");
  }
}

When running pb.Y, it should display "Y.foo()", but does display "X.foo()" 
instead. Same code compiled with javac 1.4.1 does display "Y.foo()" as expected.