how to avoid adding field to InnerClasses

[panzer_kavalier]

Original Code:
class ClassA{
class ClassB{}{
}
}
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Javaassist code :
CtClass cc = pool.makeClass("ClassA");
CtField cf = CtField.make("public static String value;", cc);
cc.addField(cf);
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when executed, the ClassA.class as following:
class ClassA{
public static String value;
class ClassB{}{
public static String value;
}
}

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so my question is how to avoid adding the "value" field to ClassB. my execpted result is :
class ClassA{
public static String value;
class ClassB{}{
}
}

[chiba]

Your sample code seems weird. At least, the first line:

CtClass cc = pool.makeClass("ClassA");

should be:

CtClass cc = pool.get("ClassA");

since makeClass() creates a new empty copy of ClassA.
Can you post a real test program? If the behavior
you observed is real, it is a bug.