Message5021

ITest.java:
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public interface ITest {
    void testFunc();
}

Caller.java:
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public class Caller {
    public void testCall(ITest testObj) {
        testObj.testFunc();
    }
}

test.py:
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import ITest, Caller

class Implementor():
    def testFunc(self):
        print "works"

class PyClass1(ITest, Implementor):
    pass

class PyClass2(Implementor, ITest):
    pass

caller = Caller()
caller.testCall(PyClass1())
caller.testCall(PyClass2())


One would expect the same behavior from both classes, but only the
second call actually gets through and prints "works". The first call is
happily ignored -- no warnings, no errors, no nothing! I think the
interface's method declaration is somehow overwriting the one from
Implementor.