I have a parent class P
with subclasses A
and B
.
I would like to find all usages of a method f
of A
.
So either p.f()
or a.f()
but not b.f()
, because an instance B b
cannot call A.f
.
I know I can find
Calls directly to
A.f
. This misses:P p = new A();p.f();
Calls to
P.f
and any override. This has too many false positives.
I know there are always going to be false positives using only compile-time information, but there could be fewer.