I am using a lot of small interface to compose bigger ones, but using this
with CssResources seem to result in problems, like if I am using the
@Shared annotation, which I am not :(
Below one of the use case that is giving me problems.
The micro interface that is extended by CssResource interfaces:
> public interface HasOuterContainerStyle {
> @ClassName("OuterContainer")
> String outerContainer();
> }
I use this in several places like these:
> public interface SubscribeStyle extends CssResource,
> HasOuterContainerStyle {
public interface SimpleDisplaySwitcherStyle extends CssResource,
> HasOuterContainerStyle {
And there corresponding resources:
> public interface SubscribeResources extends ClientBundle {
> @Source(SubscribeStyle.DEFAULT_CSS)
> SubscribeStyle style();
> }
public interface SimpleDisplaySwitcherResources extends ClientBundle {
> @Source(SimpleDisplaySwitcherStyle.DEFAULT_CSS)
> SimpleDisplaySwitcherStyle simpleDisplaySwitcher();
> }
The funny result is that the Div that would have style
SubscribeStyle.OuterContainer,
is having style: SimpleDisplaySwitcherStyle .OuterContainer.
I searched for any dependencies, but they have nothing to do with
eachother, not even through @Import or @Shared annotation.
I solve it by simple removing the HasOuterContainerStyle interface and
repeating the style method (copy/paste it from the micro interface).
I noticed this a few weeks ago, and thought it was just some mistake I
made. But I see it now again, and can't find any mistake.
Any idea what I am doing wrong? Maybe something for the issue tracker?
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