public ResolvedObjectType(
Class<?> erased, TypeBindings bindings, ResolvedType superClass, ResolvedType[] interfaces) {
super(erased, bindings);
/* 19-Aug-2014, tatu: bit unclean, but has to do for now.
* Problem is, there is no common super-type, nor can we yet
* force or coerce recursive types. Rather, they may only get
* resolved only slightly after construction. So... need to
* keep a reference.
*/
if (superClass != null) {
if (!(superClass instanceof ResolvedObjectType)
&& !(superClass instanceof ResolvedRecursiveType)) {
throw new IllegalArgumentException(
"Unexpected parent type for "
+ erased.getName()
+ ": "
+ superClass.getClass().getName());
}
}
_superClass = superClass;
_superInterfaces = (interfaces == null) ? NO_TYPES : interfaces;
_modifiers = erased.getModifiers();
}
