Classes don't expose static fields from interfaces

Hi,

I'm using the aforementioned experimental build option and it is quite handy.

What I noticed though is that if there is an inheritance then it is not possible to access the base class field from the derived class. Say, Android has the Telephony.Sms.Inbox.BODY where Inbox is

public static final class Inbox implements BaseColumns, TextBasedSmsColumns

and BODY is defined in the TextBasedSmsColumns. What ends up generated is:

export class Inbox extends java.lang.Object implements android.provider.BaseColumns, android.provider.Telephony.TextBasedSmsColumns {
					public static CONTENT_URI: android.net.Uri;
					public static DEFAULT_SORT_ORDER: string;
				} 

and basically an attempt to use in a native-like way android.provider.Telephony.Sms.Inbox.BODY fails, instead I need to do android.provider.Telephony.TextBasedSmsColumns.BODY.

Something you may want to check out and some point :)

Thank you!

P.S.: also keeping the original parameter names instead of paramX would have been nice, though I guess that's in the works too :)

Start by tracing the experimental build option that generates the declaration for Android's Telephony.Sms.Inbox and its implemented interfaces. Compare the generated Inbox declaration with TextBasedSmsColumns.BODY and determine how inherited static fields should appear. Done means Inbox.BODY is available in the generated TypeScript declarations, with coverage for this example.