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Interesting question.
I think it should - unless the method Modifier.isPublic method check
checks that already.
Have you tried a test case to see if this would return an invalid constructor?
On Thu, Mar 11, 2010 at 10:10 AM, D Sledge wrote:
> Looking
Looking at the method ConstructorUtils.getAccessibleConstructor(Constructor), I
notice that the method checks if the declaring class is public. Should it not
also make sure that the declaring class is either a top-level one or its
enclosing class hierarchy are all public, too?
D
Is there a XML "code style" file for eclipse? I'd like to contribute, and I
need to change the coding style to fit commons lang's convention. I'd like to
avoid doing this by hand if I can.
Thanks,
D
