Proper handling of duplicate class names #55
Description
Cases where multiple classes share the same name:
- In different namespaces.
- Differentiated by preprocessor directives (C++ only).
- In different files or packages (Java only).
When multiple classes share the same name, it becomes difficult to determine which one is the correct parent for methods defined outside the class (in C++) or for collecting inherited data members.
Currently, the tool merges classes with the same name into a single class and assigns stereotypes based on that combined entity.
Other structures (e.g., struct or interface) also have the same problem.