Hi,
This is something that has been bothering me as being the most unpredictable fact of jelly...
There are three things that I'd like to see changed, maybe when a special flag like "intolerantJexl" is set:
1) If a something "null" it can still be called with any method, result is still null.
2) If a something if not null, it can also be called any method, all the undefined methods will give a null result...
3) ${null} within a jelly space expecting a string is ${null.toString()} which... is the empty string and not the string "null" like in java's most common parts.
I consider at least 2) as being something really dangerous and I know it has biten me ten thousand times because of typos. Combined with 3) it's even more dangerous.
What do you think ?
Thanks.
Paul
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