File::findExtendedClassName() doesn't support nested classes #2127
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The method used the class scope closer to end searches, which meant that a non-extended class which contained a nested extended class would return the extended class name of the nested class, instead of `false`. Switching this to the scope opener, fixes this. Included unit tests.
gsherwood
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That's a strange one. I wonder why I would have picked the scope closer over the opener when looking for an extends keyword 🤷♂️ Thanks for fixing it. |
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You're welcome. |
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The method used the class scope closer to end searches, which meant that a non-extended class which contained a nested extended class would return the extended class name of the nested class, instead of
false.Switching this to the scope opener, fixes this.
Included unit tests.