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Jochen Theodorou updated GROOVY-7679:
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Description:
Taken from
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/33764666/why-does-calling-super-in-groovy-version-2-4-5-miss-the-parent-class
{code:Java}
class GrandParent {
String init() {
return "GrandParent init, "
}
}
class Parent extends GrandParent {
String init() {
return super.init() + "Parent init, "
}
}
class ChildInitAndVisit extends Parent {
String init() {
return super.init() + "Child init"
}
String visit() {
return super.init() + "Child visit"
}
}
class ChildVisitOnly extends Parent {
String visit() {
return super.init() + "Child visit"
}
}
iv = new ChildInitAndVisit()
println "ChildInitAndVisit - calling init() -> ${iv.init()}"
println "ChildInitAndVisit - calling visit() -> ${iv.visit()}"
v = new ChildVisitOnly()
println "ChildVisitOnly - calling visit() -> ${v.visit()}"
{code}
I would expect to see:
{{ChildVisitOnly - calling visit() -> GrandParent init, Parent init, Child
visit}}
as the output of the last println. Instead I see:
{{ChildVisitOnly - calling visit() -> GrandParent init, Child visit}}
The bug has been verified by me.
was:
Taken from
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/33764666/why-does-calling-super-in-groovy-version-2-4-5-miss-the-parent-class
{code:Java}
class GrandParent {
String init() {
return "GrandParent init, "
}
}
class Parent extends GrandParent {
String init() {
return super.init() + "Parent init, "
}
}
class ChildInitAndVisit extends Parent {
String init() {
return super.init() + "Child init"
}
String visit() {
return super.init() + "Child visit"
}
}
class ChildVisitOnly extends Parent {
String visit() {
return super.init() + "Child visit"
}
}
iv = new ChildInitAndVisit()
println "ChildInitAndVisit - calling init() -> ${iv.init()}"
println "ChildInitAndVisit - calling visit() -> ${iv.visit()}"
v = new ChildVisitOnly()
println "ChildVisitOnly - calling visit() -> ${v.visit()}"
{code}
I would expect to see:
{{ChildVisitOnly - calling visit() -> GrandParent init, Parent init, Child
visit}}
as the output of the last println. Instead I see:
{{ChildVisitOnly - calling visit() -> GrandParent init, Child visit}}
The bug hen verified by me.
> calling super in Groovy (version 2.4.5) miss the parent class?
> --------------------------------------------------------------
>
> Key: GROOVY-7679
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/GROOVY-7679
> Project: Groovy
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: groovy-runtime
> Affects Versions: 2.4.5
> Reporter: Jochen Theodorou
>
> Taken from
> http://stackoverflow.com/questions/33764666/why-does-calling-super-in-groovy-version-2-4-5-miss-the-parent-class
> {code:Java}
> class GrandParent {
> String init() {
> return "GrandParent init, "
> }
> }
> class Parent extends GrandParent {
> String init() {
> return super.init() + "Parent init, "
> }
> }
> class ChildInitAndVisit extends Parent {
> String init() {
> return super.init() + "Child init"
> }
> String visit() {
> return super.init() + "Child visit"
> }
> }
> class ChildVisitOnly extends Parent {
> String visit() {
> return super.init() + "Child visit"
> }
> }
> iv = new ChildInitAndVisit()
> println "ChildInitAndVisit - calling init() -> ${iv.init()}"
> println "ChildInitAndVisit - calling visit() -> ${iv.visit()}"
> v = new ChildVisitOnly()
> println "ChildVisitOnly - calling visit() -> ${v.visit()}"
> {code}
> I would expect to see:
> {{ChildVisitOnly - calling visit() -> GrandParent init, Parent init, Child
> visit}}
> as the output of the last println. Instead I see:
> {{ChildVisitOnly - calling visit() -> GrandParent init, Child visit}}
> The bug has been verified by me.
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