hi all,
I have a small problem and I wonder how others solve this. Assuming I have
foo.bar()
with the static type of foo being Object. Let us assume there is a
public class Base which provides a public method bar and there is a
class Foo$Foo extending Base, overriding bar, but this class is private.
foo be an instance of Foo$Foo.
If I now follow the usual pattern of Groovy method selection, then this
will give me of course Foo#bar. But if I want to use that I get a
"symbolic reference class is not public"
I may have no control over this class, so I don't see how I could get a
LOOKUP object... how am I supposed to call this method? Should I really
fall back to reflection for this?
bye blackdrag
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