Class member function calls don't map to class

Parsing this code:

1  class MyClass
2  {
3  public:
4      int bar()
5      {
6          return 1;
7      }
8  };
9
10 void myfunc()
11 {
12     MyClass *foo = new MyClass();
13     foo->bar();
14 }

I expect the CALL node name on line 13 to be MyClass::bar(), but the name is foo->bar(). Further, an internal METHOD node is correctly created for MyClass::bar(), but there is also one created for an external function called foo->bar().

Is this expected/correct? If yes, is there a way to determine that CALL foo->bar() node is referring to type MyClass, or would one need to implement some type propagation atop the graph to arrive at that?

Thanks!

Start by reproducing the reported C++ snippet and inspecting the generated CALL and METHOD nodes for lines 4 and 13. The issue names no source files or tests, so first locate the parser and graph-generation entry points; done would require an agreed way to represent or resolve the call from foo->bar() to MyClass::bar().