[#RSRP-26237] Use base class where possible misses the interfaces

ReSharper

Use base class where possible misses the interfaces

Created: 06 Aug 06 18:26 Updated: 24 Oct 06 18:12

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1.0, 2.0.2

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Unknown

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Unknown

Build:	249
Fixed in build:	262
Old URL:	http://www.intellij.net/tracker/resharper/viewSCR?publicId=26237

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When I have this method

public void TakeOver (ArrayList list)
{

}

And and select use base class..., ReSharper suggests System.Object, but none of the interfaces. Technically, an interface is not a base class, but it would be useful.

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Andrey Simanovsky - 09 Aug 06 15:41

Re: #26237- Use base class where possible misses the interfaces
The refactoring offers interfaces as a choice.
Perhaps, you want to replace references to ArrayList with an interface?

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Thomas Eyde - 17 Sep 06 01:43

That's correct, I want to replace the references to ArrayList with IList.
It's still an issue in build 261. Are you going to reconcider this issue?

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Andrey Simanovsky - 18 Sep 06 14:50

OK, I've figured out the problem. Actually, when you run "Use Base Type Where Possible..." on method TakeOver you change the references to the containing type. To change references of ArrayList you have to navigate to ArrayList and run the refactoring from there. However, in 261 it will not work, but in 262 it does.