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/* * Using generics, in bounded type, bounded wildcard and generic metod * the formal and actual type parameters are not colorized as type argument. */ public class TestGenericType<T extends Number> { // "Number" is not colorized as type argument public <U extends Number> void genericMetod() { // "Number" is not colorized as type argument } public void metod() { TestGenericType<Number> genericType1 = new TestGenericType<Number>(); // the two types "Number" are colorized as type argument it is ok TestGenericType<? extends Number> genericType2 = new TestGenericType<Number>(); // the first "Number" is not colorized as type argument, the second is // ok TestGenericType<? super Number> genericType3 = new TestGenericType<Number>(); // the first "Number" is not colorized as type argument, the second is // ok genericType1.<Integer> genericMetod(); // "Integer" is not colorized as type argument } }
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Same in 4.13 M1.
