Description Jason Montojo 2007-12-10 12:11:24 EST

Consider the following two header files.  These headers are not meant to be included by the same translation unit, but they're part of the same project:

// thtest1.h
class Class1 {};
class Class2 : public Class1 {};

// thtest2.h
class Class1 {};
class Class3 : public Class1 {};

1. Open thtest1.h.
2. Open Type Hierarchy on Class2.
3. Observe that "Class1 > Class2" shows up twice in the Type Hierarchy View.
4. Double-click on each Class1 in the Type Hierarchy View.
5. Observe that one of the Class1 references opens thtest1.h and the other opens thtest2.h.  This implies that Class2 also derives from thtest2's Class1, which is incorrect.