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…ignatures This is supposed to be the behavior according to the documentation and some legacy tests were actually expecting the wrong results according it. The tests are now fixed to fit the described semantics and `DeadObj.collect_export` too. NB: class types have a restriction similar to module types.
Now it includes a class with a class type as signature, identical to the immediate object with class type as signature
It was still including the example for the alias limitation, which has been fixed by LexiFi#98.
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Fix #107
According to the documentation, none of the methods declared via a class type should be tracked, regardless of their use.
It was the case for immediate objects but not for classes.
The documentation is updated to include an example of class with class type as signature.
DeadObj.collect_exportis updated to fit the described semantics.Some legacy tests that were expecting the wrong results are now fixed.
This PR also includes a fix in the documentation of the methods limitations. It was still including the example for the alias limitation, which has been fixed by #98.
NB: class types have a restriction similar to module types.