Bug: 'The method flatten ... is not applicable for the arguments ...' - #53
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Eclipse 4.7.3a reports Java problem:
'The method flatten(Node<T>, IntFunction<T[]>) in the type Nodes is not
applicable for the arguments (Node, IntFunction)'
when compiling ReferencePipeline.java.
Cause
=====
It looks like the compiler cannot correctly infer the (generic) types
of the method calls in the argument list of flatten.
Solution
========
Introduce an extra temporary variable 'node' with explicit type 'Node<A>'
holding the value of the expression originally passed to flatten. This
way the correct types are used in the method call and the error message
disappears.
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I don't want to hack this. Let me see what the foot problem is. This should
be able to be handled.
test code?
…On Sat, Jul 21, 2018 at 5:43 PM, abego ***@***.***> wrote:
Eclipse 4.7.3a reports Java problem:
'The method flatten(Node<T>, IntFunction<T[]>) in the type Nodes is not
applicable for the arguments (Node, IntFunction)'
when compiling ReferencePipeline.java.
Cause
It looks like the compiler cannot correctly infer the (generic) types
of the method calls in the argument list of flatten.
Solution
Introduce an extra temporary variable 'node' with explicit type 'Node'
holding the value of the expression originally passed to flatten. This
way the correct types are used in the method call and the error message
disappears.
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Commit Summary
- Bug: 'The method flatten ... is not applicable for the arguments ...'
File Changes
- *M* sources/net.sf.j2s.java.core/src/java/util/stream/
ReferencePipeline.java
<https://github.com/java2script/java2script/pull/53/files#diff-0> (7)
Patch Links:
- https://github.com/java2script/java2script/pull/53.patch
- https://github.com/java2script/java2script/pull/53.diff
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Any more on this? It's curious that it is a Java error -- nothing to do with Java2Script, right? Or what is the test case that triggers this? |
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Eclipse 4.7.3a reports Java problem:
when compiling ReferencePipeline.java.
Cause
It looks like the compiler cannot correctly infer the (generic) types
of the method calls in the argument list of flatten.
Solution
Introduce an extra temporary variable 'node' with explicit type 'Node'
holding the value of the expression originally passed to flatten. This
way the correct types are used in the method call and the error message
disappears.