Rename convert to convert_with_precedence #935
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It is bad style to have an interface method the same name as an internal method with a different signature. Then on overriding one of these methods the compiler only finds the overloaded one with the wrong signature, doesn't look up the base class and fails. We fix this problem by renaming the protected method. This simplifies the code in all derived classes. # Conflicts: # src/java_bytecode/expr2java.h
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This has been included in #941 . |
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(This has already been merged to master in #916 and #937 .)
It is bad style to have an interface method the same name as an
internal method with a different signature. Then on overriding one of
these methods the compiler only finds the overloaded one with the wrong
signature, doesn't look up the base class and fails.
We fix this problem by renaming the protected method. This simplifies
the code in all derived classes.