Examples of CircularTypeReferenceProblem

org.apache.flex.compiler.problems.CircularTypeReferenceProblem
Problem generated when there is a cycle in the inheritance or interface graph.

Examples of org.apache.flex.compiler.problems.CircularTypeReferenceProblem

            // Repair by making the class extend Object.
            superclassDefinition = getObjectDefinition(project);
        }
        else if (superclassDefinition == classDefinition)
        {
            problems.add(new CircularTypeReferenceProblem(classDefinition, classDefinition.getQualifiedName()));
            
            // Repair by making the class extend Object.
            superclassDefinition = getObjectDefinition(project);
        }

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Examples of org.apache.flex.compiler.problems.CircularTypeReferenceProblem

        private void analyze(IInterfaceDefinition iface, RecursionGuard guard, Collection<ICompilerProblem> problems)
        {
            if (guard.isLoop(iface))
            {
                if (problems != null)
                    problems.add(new CircularTypeReferenceProblem(iface, iface.getBaseName()));
                return;
            }
            IInterfaceDefinition[] parentIFaces = iface.resolveExtendedInterfaces(project);
            for (IInterfaceDefinition parentIFace : parentIFaces)
            {

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Examples of org.apache.flex.compiler.problems.CircularTypeReferenceProblem

        }
        
        // Report a loop in the superclass chain, such as A extends B and B extends A.
        // Note: A extends A was found previously by SemanticUtils.resolveBaseClass().
        if (classIterator.foundLoop())
            classScope.addProblem(new CircularTypeReferenceProblem(c, c.getQualifiedName()));
        
        // In the case of class A extends A, ancestorClassNames will be empty at this point.
        // Change it to be Object to prevent "Warning: Stack underflow" in the script init code below.
        if (ancestorClassNames.isEmpty())
        {

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