--- /dev/null
+interface Generic1<T extends Number> {
+ public void foo(T p);
+}
+
+
+interface Generic2<T extends Number, Y extends Number> extends Generic1<T> {
+ public void foo2(Y p);
+}
+
+public class Test<Y extends Number> implements Generic2<Y,Y>{
+ public void foo2(Y p) { }
+ public void foo(Y p) { }
+
+ public static void main(String []argv) {
+ Test<Integer> t = new Test<Integer>();
+ t.foo(7);
+ t.foo2(9);
+ }
+}
--- /dev/null
+class Generic1<T extends Number> {
+ public void foo(T p) { }
+}
+
+
+class Generic2<T extends Number, Y extends Number> extends Generic1<T> {
+ public void foo2(Y p) {}
+}
+
+public class Test2<Y extends Number> extends Generic2<Y,Y>{
+ public void foo2(Y p) { }
+ public void foo(Y p) { }
+
+ public static void main(String []argv) {
+ Test2<Integer> t = new Test2<Integer>();
+ t.foo(7);
+ t.foo2(9);
+ }
+}
--- /dev/null
+public privileged aspect TestAspect {
+ pointcut TestInheritance(Test test) : target(test) && execution (* Generic1.*(..));
+
+ after (Test test) : TestInheritance(test) {
+ System.err.println("Aspects:"+thisJoinPoint);
+ }
+}
+
--- /dev/null
+public privileged aspect TestAspect2 {
+ pointcut TestInheritance(Test2 test) : target(test) && execution (* Generic1.*(..));
+
+ after (Test2 test) : TestInheritance(test) {
+ System.err.println("Aspects:"+thisJoinPoint);
+ }
+}
+
public void testMemberTypesInGenericTypes_pr122458_2() { runTest("member types in generic types - 2");}
public void testNPEOnDeclareAnnotation_pr123695() { runTest("Internal nullptr exception with complex declare annotation");}
public void testHasMemberPackageProblem_pr124105() { runTest("hasMember problems with packages");}
+ public void testDifferentNumbersofTVars_pr124803() { runTest("generics and different numbers of type variables");}
+ public void testDifferentNumbersofTVars_pr124803_2() { runTest("generics and different numbers of type variables - classes");}
/////////////////////////////////////////
public static Test suite() {
</compile>
</ajc-test>
+ <ajc-test dir="bugs151/pr124803" title="generics and different numbers of type variables">
+ <compile files="Test.java,TestAspect.java" options="-1.5 -showWeaveInfo">
+ <message kind="weave" text="Join point 'method-execution(void Test.foo(java.lang.Number))' in Type 'Test' (Test.java:12) advised by after advice from 'TestAspect' (TestAspect.java:4)"/>
+ </compile>
+ <run class="Test">
+ <stderr>
+ <line text="Aspects:execution(void Test.foo(Number))"/>
+ </stderr>
+ </run>
+ </ajc-test>
+
+ <ajc-test dir="bugs151/pr124803" title="generics and different numbers of type variables - classes">
+ <compile files="Test2.java,TestAspect2.java" options="-1.5 -showWeaveInfo">
+ <message kind="weave" text="Join point 'method-execution(void Test2.foo(java.lang.Number))' in Type 'Test2' (Test2.java:12) advised by after advice from 'TestAspect2' (TestAspect2.java:4)"/>
+ <message kind="weave" text="Join point 'method-execution(void Generic1.foo(java.lang.Number))' in Type 'Generic1' (Test2.java:2) advised by after advice from 'TestAspect2' (TestAspect2.java:4) [with runtime test]"/>
+ </compile>
+ <run class="Test2">
+ <stderr>
+ <line text="Aspects:execution(void Test2.foo(Number))"/>
+ </stderr>
+ </run>
+ </ajc-test>
</suite>
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UnresolvedType[] paramTypes = getTypesForMemberParameterization();
parameterizedInterfaces = new ResolvedType[delegateInterfaces.length];
for (int i = 0; i < delegateInterfaces.length; i++) {
- parameterizedInterfaces[i] = delegateInterfaces[i].parameterizedWith(paramTypes);
+ // We may have to subset the set of parametertypes if the implemented interface
+ // needs less than this type does. (pr124803)
+
+ // wonder if this could be done with getMemberParameterizationMap() like it is in getSuperclass()?? Something like:
+// parameterizedInterfaces[i] = delegateInterfaces[i].parameterize(getMemberParameterizationMap()).resolve(world);
+ TypeVariable[] tvarsOnImplementedInterface = delegateInterfaces[i].getTypeVariables();
+ TypeVariable[] tvarsOnThisGenericType = this.genericType.getTypeVariables();
+ ResolvedType parameterizedInterface = null;
+ if (tvarsOnImplementedInterface!=null && tvarsOnThisGenericType!=null) {
+ if (tvarsOnImplementedInterface.length<tvarsOnThisGenericType.length) {
+ // implemented interface is something like 'Generic<T>' where thisGenericType is something like 'Generic<T,Y>'
+ // we need to subset the type parameters based on their name
+ UnresolvedType[] subsetParameterTypes = new ResolvedType[tvarsOnImplementedInterface.length];
+ for (int j = 0; j < subsetParameterTypes.length; j++) {
+ subsetParameterTypes[j] = findTypeParameterInList(tvarsOnImplementedInterface[j].getName(),tvarsOnThisGenericType,paramTypes);
+ }
+ parameterizedInterface = delegateInterfaces[i].parameterizedWith(subsetParameterTypes);
+ }
+ }
+ if (parameterizedInterface==null) parameterizedInterface = delegateInterfaces[i].parameterizedWith(paramTypes);
+
+ parameterizedInterfaces[i] = parameterizedInterface;
}
return parameterizedInterfaces;
} else if (isRawType()){
return delegate.getDeclaredInterfaces();
}
+ /**
+ * Locates the named type variable in the list of those on this generic type and returns
+ * the type parameter from the second list supplied. Returns null if it can't be found
+ */
+ private UnresolvedType findTypeParameterInList(String name, TypeVariable[] tvarsOnThisGenericType, UnresolvedType[] paramTypes) {
+ int position = -1;
+ for (int i = 0; i < tvarsOnThisGenericType.length; i++) {
+ TypeVariable tv = tvarsOnThisGenericType[i];
+ if (tv.getName().equals(name)) position = i;
+ }
+ if (position == -1 ) return null;
+ return paramTypes[position];
+ }
+
+
/**
* It is possible this type has multiple type variables but the interface we are about to parameterize
* only uses a subset - this method determines the subset to use by looking at the type variable names