Is super.T refering to a type parameter using legal? According to the LRM super can be used with class members. The BNF says that super can be followed by a hierarchical identifier select. Is a type parameter considered a type, or is it considered an object? If it is considered a type, I suppose that you are not allowed to have hierarchical identifiers but is super.<smthg> considered a hierarchical identifier? This is not clear in the LRM. Francoise ' -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean.Received on Wed Aug 20 05:41:05 2008
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