Examples of com.sun.tools.javac.code.Symbol.skipOuterClass()

com.sun.tools.javac.code.Symbol.skipOuterClass()
Returns true if this class is a member class whose direct enclosing class is not accessible, but whose enclosing type may exist and be accessible. This is for example the case for anonymous classes defined in this() or super() calls. Java uses NOOUTERTHIS to disable it entirely, but in Ceylon we use CEYLON_NOOUTERTHIS to allow access to the enclosing class's container, if any.

            while (skip
                    || ((owner1.kind & (VAR | MTH)) != 0 &&
                        (owner1.flags_field & STATIC) == 0)) {
                // Ceylon: we only take new outer class skip orders from types, never from methods/vars
                if(owner1.kind == TYP)
                    skip = owner1.skipOuterClass();
                owner1 = owner1.owner;
            }
            if (owner1.kind == TYP) {
                ct.setEnclosingType(owner1.type);
            }

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