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duke@1: 
duke@1: /**
duke@1:  * @test
duke@1:  * @bug 4714403
duke@1:  * @summary private members in a superclass should not hide members from the enclosing scope
duke@1:  *
duke@1:  * @compile WhichImplicitThis7.java
duke@1:  */
duke@1: 
duke@1: /*
duke@1:   The following is required to compile without error.  javac rejects it,
duke@1:   because javac thinks the i is referring to the current class which has
duke@1:   not been initialized yet.  But C has no member i - private members are
duke@1:   not inherited.  i therefore refers to the one from the enclosing scope.
duke@1: */
duke@1: 
duke@1: class WhichImplicitThis7 {
duke@1:     static private int i;
duke@1:     static class B extends WhichImplicitThis7 {
duke@1:         private int i;
duke@1:     }
duke@1:     class C extends B {
duke@1:         C(int j) {}
duke@1:         C() {
duke@1:             // although c is a subclass of WhichImplicitThis7, it does
duke@1:             // not inherit i because i is private.  So i in the
duke@1:             // following refers to the one from the enclosing class,
duke@1:             // which is allowed here because it is static
duke@1:             this(i);
duke@1:         }
duke@1:     }
duke@1: }