Abstract classes\' constructors can always be protected

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#60 Abstract classes\' constructors can always be protected

Status: open

Owner: Joerg Spieler

Labels: Missing marker (2)

Priority: 5

Updated: 2012-07-19

Created: 2011-08-23

Creator: Anonymous

Private: No

I'm not sure why, but UCDetector 1.8.0 doesn't propose anything for those constructors.

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Joerg Spieler - 2011-08-24

Hi Ashitaka81,

you are right, I never thought about this. Will be fixed in next release.
Thanks for your feedback. Any further bugs/feature requests are welcome.

Jörg

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Anonymous - 2011-08-24

You're welcome.
I just started using UCDetector (a colleague and I had started something similar a few years ago), and I was very pleased by the quality of the results. Congratulations for this great plugin, if ever I find anything else of course I'll publish new bugs.

You're welcome. I just started using UCDetector (a colleague and I had started something similar a few years ago), and I was very pleased by the quality of the results. Congratulations for this great plugin, if ever I find anything else of course I'll publish new bugs.

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Joerg Spieler - 2011-08-24

You can use debug log level, to get a better understanding, of what UCDetector does:
Windows - Preferences - UCDetector - Tab "Other" - Level DEBUG
Check log output.

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Joerg Spieler - 2012-04-11

Still needs to be done.

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