Run the plugin over:
class IsDeadCode {
trait A {/* has a `def toString: String` inherited from scala.AnyRef */}
class B extends A { override def toString = "B"}
class C extends A { override def toString = "C" /* is this dead code? */ }
def main(a: Array[String]): Unit = {
def foo(a: A) = a.toString // does it call .toString on all the A’s?
val b: B = new B;
val c: C = new C;
foo ( b )
}
}
It is not being captured that:
b is passed as an argument to fooa is a symbol used in the program
Do we want to capture that information? (do we want to visualize that information?). We still capture the method call toString as is, so might this be seen as just an additional layer of information, which is not in and of itself necessary for what we try to visualize, and answer, for a user?
Run the plugin over:
It is not being captured that:
bis passed as an argument tofooais a symbol used in the programDo we want to capture that information? (do we want to visualize that information?). We still capture the method call
toStringas is, so might this be seen as just an additional layer of information, which is not in and of itself necessary for what we try to visualize, and answer, for a user?