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7.1.1 speaks about "abstract" modifier for class (which is not implemented, but I'm implementing it now), but 7 does not describe it in classDefinition.
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I've added it as an optional modifier on class declarations. It's effect is simply to help define what an abstract class is. The notion of abstract class itself effects the handling of certain type warnings (for missing interface members and for instance creation). I've moved that discussion from 7.1.1 to 7.
Still no excuse for instantiating abstract/incomplete versions of classes using factory constructors? I understand that warning here is nice to have. But no need to show this warning for each place of using factory constructor. If factory constructor itself tries to instantiate abstract/incomplete class, then we will show warning in factory constructor body.
7.1.1 speaks about "abstract" modifier for class (which is not implemented, but I'm implementing it now), but 7 does not describe it in classDefinition.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: