Re: [groovy-user] [newbie] debugger oddity

Re: [groovy-user] Re: GroovyFx getting error in TableView

Hi!

In fact there should be a problem only with class nodes which use 
generics. In that case, instead of creating a new node like in your 
example, it is advisable to use the ClassNode#getPlainNodeReference 
method which will return a new classnode for which generic types can be 
set. Calling ClassNode#getTypeClass is in general not safe, as the type 
may not have been set when the method is called (for example, if the 
class is being compiled, no real Class node exists). 
getPlainNodeReference handles this case, so instead of 
newClass(classNode), you could just do classNode.getPlainNodeReference().

Cedric

Le 30/11/2011 23:56, aalmiray a écrit :
 > Jim,
 >
 > This is a recent problem that appeared in 1.8.4. It looks like we can no
 > longer rely on reusing ClassNodes cached found as constants in 
ClassHelper,
 > such as CLOSURE_TYPE. Instead you have to create a new ClassNode 
instance.
 >
 > We had the same trouble in Griffon, so we added the following base method
 >
 >      protected static ClassNode newClass(ClassNode classNode) {
 >          return new ClassNode(classNode.getTypeClass());
 >      }
 >
 > and here's a sample usage of it
 >
 >          // List createMVCGroup(Map args, String mvcType)
 >          classNode.addMethod(new MethodNode(
 >                  CREATE_MVC_GROUP,
 >                  ACC_PUBLIC,
 >                  newClass(ClassHelper.LIST_TYPE),
 >                  params(
 >                          param(newClass(ClassHelper.MAP_TYPE), ARGS),
 >                          param(ClassHelper.STRING_TYPE, MVC_TYPE)),
 >                  ClassNode.EMPTY_ARRAY,
 >                  returns(call(
 >                          mvcGroupManagerInstance(),
 >                          CREATE_MVC_GROUP,
 >                          args(var(MVC_TYPE), var(MVC_TYPE), var(ARGS))))
 >          ));
 >
 > Cheers,
 > Andres
 >
 >
 >
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[groovy-user] Re: GroovyFx getting error in TableView

getTypeClass() seemed to work OK for all references coming from ClassHelper.
All other classes we use in AST injection do not require generics. Thanks
for the pointer, we'll update our codebase 

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[groovy-user] Encoding issue with groovy.xml.XmlUtil.serialize()

Hi,

Any ideas why the serialized xml becomes empty in this case?

I think it should be possible to put an 'ü' charter in the xml element.

Thanks!

def xml ="""<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<Schlüssel>
 text content
</Schlüssel>"""

groovy.util.slurpersupport.GPathResult s  = new XmlSlurper().parseText(xml)

println groovy.xml.XmlUtil.serialize(s) // results in empty xml, why?

----- OUTPUT
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>

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Re: [groovy-user] Encoding issue with groovy.xml.XmlUtil.serialize()

[groovy-user] Strange syntax issue - eliding function call parens

Re: [groovy-user] Strange syntax issue - eliding function call parens

Am 01.12.2011 18:26, schrieb Paul Bennett:
> Is this a bug, or is it some peculiarity with the grammar?
>
> assume:
>
>     def doSomething(Map args,arg1) {
>     println(args); println(arg1)
>     }
>
>
> then:
>
>     doSomething(['str'], on: [1])
>
>
> performs as expected, but:
>
> doSomething ['str'], on: [1]

on that one the parser reads only to the ] to conclude it is a getAt you 
are doing and not a method call. Imagine you would have no on:[1] there, 
only doSomething['str'] How is the parser supposed to know you mean a 
method and not a getAt on a property?

> gives a syntax error. However,
>
>     doSomething'str', on: [1]
>
>
> runs perfectly, as expected
>
> What gives ?

in that case it is no problem for the parser.

bye blackdrag

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[groovy-user] Re: Encoding issue with groovy.xml.XmlUtil.serialize()

Thanks Tim!

Your suggestion is working and I added this to Jira.

http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/GROOVY-5158
http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/GROOVY-5158 

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[groovy-user] RE: Pretty print XML from XMLSlurper

This code puts the content for each element on separate lines

ex.

<title>
  XML Developer's Guide
</title>

I would like to have the output formatted slightly different, like this

<title>XML Developer's Guide</title>

Any ideas how to do this?

Thanks!

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[groovy-user] SwinBuilder tableModel support for observable lists

Is there any reason that the SwingBuilder does not support neither binding,
nor observable lists?

I.e. I would have expected this to work by firing data changed on every
update:

class Model {  <at> Bindable list }
view.edt { frame(....) { table {tableModel: bind {model.list } }}}
while(true) { view.edt { model.list = updatedList() } }

In addition, I would have expected this to work by firing fine-grained
updates:

class Model { def list = new ObservableList() }
view.edt { frame(....) { table {tableModel: bind {model.list } }}}
while(true) { view.edt { model.list[idx].update(); model << someMoreData;
model.removeAll(someData) } }

Is there any plan and would it be appreciated if I contribute these two
enhancements?

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