wrong target (this) in super default method invocation from an inner class

[Peter Levart]

While experimenting with current syntax for calling super default methods I 
think I found a bug in b50 compiler. The following example:

package defaulttest;

public interface K {
    void m() default {
       System.out.println(
           "K.m() this: " + this +
           "; Runnable: " + (this instanceof Runnable ? "YES" : "NO") +
           "; Outer: " + (this instanceof Outer ? "YES" : "NO")
       );
    }
}


package defaulttest;

public class Outer implements K {
    @Override
    public void m() {

        new Runnable() {
            @Override
            public void run() {
                K.super.m();
            }
        }.run();

        K.super.m();
    }

    public static void main(String[] args)
    {
        new Outer().m();
    }
}


...prints the following:

K.m() this: defaulttest.Outer$1 at 798c668c; Runnable: YES; Outer: NO
K.m() this: defaulttest.Outer at 70a0afab; Runnable: NO; Outer: YES


The first line indicates that the K.m() default method is invoked, but with the 
wrong target (this) being the instance of the inner Runnable instead of 
Outer.this ...


Regards, Peter