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Problem Using One Class for Generic(<T>) in the Other #12

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atakanbuyukoglu opened this issue Apr 26, 2019 · 0 comments
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Problem Using One Class for Generic(<T>) in the Other #12

atakanbuyukoglu opened this issue Apr 26, 2019 · 0 comments

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Hi,

I have a Java project in Netbeans with more than many classes that are highly dependent and I tried using this plugin for UML generation.

It generated a UML file, but it could not be opened. So, I tried to find the problem by taking one class at a time to a different project, and found the line that caused the error. This is the line that causes the problem, the UML is generated when this line is removed:

protected TreeMap<Integer, StorageUnit> storage;

In this line, StorageUnit is another class in the same package, and it is used in this class, Storage, as a TreeMap interface. I think there is no problem with my code, I tested it many times. So, I thought this type of dependence might not be considered in the plugin and wanted to add it as an issue.

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