view vs. inheritance hierarchy (was: Bug(?) in pg_get_ruledef())

Hi,

my first question was without answer, I try it again:

IMHO is a problem with the routine pg_get_ruledef(), this routine is used in
any query in the pg_dump for view dumping. But the pg_get_ruledef() not discern
contrast between view rules defined as 'select * table' and rules defined as
'select * table*' (the query should be run over all classes in the
inheritance hierarchy).

Is it a bug or a limitation? (The pg_dump is unworkable for a views tables
runnig over the inheritance hierarchy?)

Problem example:
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abil=> create table mother_tab (aaa int);
CREATE

abil=> create table son () inherits(mother_tab);
CREATE

abil=> create view v_mother as select * from mother_tab*;
CREATE

abil=> insert into son values (111);
INSERT 4946878 1

abil=> select * from v_mother;
aaa
---
111
(1 row)

abil=> SELECT pg_get_ruledef(pg_rewrite.rulename) FROM pg_rewrite WHERE
rulename ='_RETv_mother';

CREATE RULE "_RETv_mother" AS ON SELECT TO "v_mother" DO INSTEAD SELECT
"mother_tab"."aaa" FROM "mother_tab";
(1 row)
^^^^^^^^^^^^
but right is "mother_tab*"

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Any comments? (Please)

Karel Z.