Referencing Upper Generified Class in a Inline Class

Question

This has been something that has been bugging me for quite some time.
AClass aClass = new AClass(){
  void aMethod(){
    BClass bClass = new BCLass(){
      void bMethod(){
        //How do I reference the generified version of aClass at this level
        AClass<AGeneric>.this //This causes a compiler error
        AClass.this //This works but returns the non generified version of AClass     
};Sure there are work arounds such as:
final AClass<AGeneric> aClass = this; //right before declaring bClassbut there must be a way to do this properly! Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Answer 1

Are you against inline class use in general? Because this code snippit has the exact same issue:
public class MyClass<T>{
public void doSomething(){
    MyInlineClass myInlineClass = new MyInlineClass(){
      public void doSomething(){
        MyClass<T>.this //error
}It doesnt have to be inline within inline. Its just referencing "this" from one level up when one level up has a generic on it.