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Consider the following example: interface I {} class A implements I {} getAllSuperInterfaces(A) would return I, which is correct. Now, consider this example: interface I {} class A implements I {} class B extends A {} getAllSuperInterfaces(B) would return I as well, which is also correct. Finally, consider the following example: interface I {} interface J extends I {} class A implements J {} getAllSuperInterfaces(A) seems to *only* return J, but, I would argue that I is also a super interface of A. Henceforth, getAllSuperInterfaces(A) should return both I and J. -- Configuration Details -- Product: Eclipse 4.5.2.20160218-0600 (org.eclipse.epp.package.committers.product) Installed Features: org.eclipse.jdt 3.11.2.v20160212-1500
I agree. This is what the Javadoc of ITypeHierarchy.getAllSuperInterfaces(IType) says: * Returns all resolved superinterfaces (direct and indirect) of the given type. * If the given type is a class, this includes all superinterfaces of all superclasses. * An empty array is returned if there are no resolved superinterfaces for the * given type. Will take a look little later.
Bulk move out of 4.8
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I doubt I can get to this in foreseeable future. Moving out of my list.
