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Master: The following program should compile but doesn't: interface I { void foo(); } public class X { <M> void foo() { class M { int f;}; // rightly complain that M is hiding <M> new X() { void foo() { new M().f = 10; // but then treat this M as <M> and complain M cannot be instantiated and that there is no field f } }; } } Inside the anonymous class we bind M to <M> instead of the class M.
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Still relevant in 4.11
