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When calling super, Wrong number of arguments error erroneously shown.
If inside a linked swc, you have class B extends class A, and then in your project you have class C extend B, FDT thinks the super() within the constructor is to A, not B.
So if A takes arguments String, and B takes no arguments, C will show an error: Wrong number of arguments.
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When calling super, Wrong number of arguments error erroneously shown.
If inside a linked swc, you have class B extends class A, and then in your project you have class C extend B, FDT thinks the super() within the constructor is to A, not B.
So if A takes arguments String, and B takes no arguments, C will show an error: Wrong number of arguments. |
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super, Wrong number of arguments. 
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