Java: Tweak Member.getQualifiedName() #10414
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It's more efficient, as it doesn't require building intermediate strings.
It now includes the qualified name of the declaring type.
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OOI: Isn't this a breaking change?
A lot of queries could stop working, simply because they defined their classes using Member.getQualifiedName() = foo in the char. predicate.
As a user, I would consider this a breaking change.
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Fair point, I'll change it. Thanks!
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It now includes the qualified name of the declaring type, rather than just the name.
It also has some qldoc suggesting that hasQualifiedName is used instead, for efficiency (getQualifiedName has to construct new strings).