say you have a interface like this:
public interface TestIF
{
public void doIt();
}
and a BaseClass that does not implement the interface,
but has the method:
public class Base
{
public void doIt() { System.out.println("doIt"); }
}
then an extended class implementing the interface:
public class Extended extends Base implements TestIF
{
}
-> if you invoke 'find usages, implementing methods, check deep
inheritance' on the interface-method, it does not show
Base as result.
this is somehow correct, as Base indeed does not implement the
interface, but on the other hand it would be neat if it could somehow
be shown that Extended is implementing the method by inheriting
it from Base...
yes, I know that this example with a "pre-implementing" base class
is probably just bad style ...
best regards,
Michael Damberger
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