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Comment #1 on issue 293 by limpbizkit: MoreTypes#toString(Type)
double-qualifies parameterized inner classes
http://code.google.com/p/google-guice/issues/detail?id=293
We've got a testcase (possibly misplaced in TypesTest.java, not
MoreTypesTest.java) that ensures that our
toString() behaviour is consistent with the JDK. That said, the JDK
behaviour is a bit lame. For example, this is
the JDK's output:
com.google.inject.util.TypesTest.com.google.inject.util.TypesTest$Inner<java.lang.Float,
java.lang.Double>
Perhaps there's a scenario where the enclosing type is different than the
owner type? This might be to cover
the case when the containing class is itself parameterized; ie:
com.google.Foo<String, Integer>.com.google.Foo$Inner<Float>
I'll gladly change our behaviour if the JDK is wrong, but I'm not certain
that it is...
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