Andrew> I don't understand where you think the problem lies. As far
Andrew> as I can see the form of a name is guaranteed, and therefore
Andrew> using '$' is OK.
The mangling of inner types and whatnot is specified. So, one
direction is ok. But, a top level type can still have a "$" in its
name.
Andrew> # The binary name of a top-level type is its canonical name (ยง6.7).
... so in this case, no demangling should be done.
Andrew> # The binary name of a member type consists of the binary name of its
Andrew> immediately enclosing type, followed by $, followed by the simple
Andrew> name of the member.
... and this clause would not apply -- since we aren't looking at a
member type. Likewise, we aren't looking at a local or anonymous
class.
The test class is something like:
public class Foo$What { }
The simple name of this is "Foo$What", not "What".
Tom
