class MyList < java.util.ArrayList
def initialize
super(['a', 'b'])
end
end
Clicking Ctrl-B on 'super' should navigate to the ArrayList constructor which accepts the correct number of arguments. Currently it navigates to the ArrayList class itself.
Description
class MyList < java.util.ArrayList
def initialize
super(['a', 'b'])
end
end
Clicking Ctrl-B on 'super' should navigate to the ArrayList constructor which accepts the correct number of arguments. Currently it navigates to the ArrayList class itself.
Bug
Resolved
Normal
'super' keyword in constructor of class inheriting from Java resolves to superclass instead of superclass constructor