Consider the following Groovy class:
package test13
abstract class Test13 {
String foo(Number number, Date date) {
'Hello'
}
}
and the following Java class:
package test13;
import java.util.Date;
public class Test13J<T extends Test13> {
private T test;
void bar() {
test.foo(1, new Date());
}
}
If you hit Ctrl+Alt+H (Call Hierarchy) on Test13.foo(Number, Date), the call from Test13J.bar() is not shown.
Consider the following Groovy class:
and the following Java class:
If you hit Ctrl+Alt+H (Call Hierarchy) on
Test13.foo(Number, Date), the call fromTest13J.bar()is not shown.