Hi all,
I'm trying to implement the callable native lambda(e.g.
`Function<Integer, Integer> f = e -> e + 1; assert 3 == f(2);`), and there
are 2 ideas come to my mind:
1) Generate a proxy implementing the FunctionInterface(e.g. `Function`,
`Consumer`, etc.) and a `Callable` interface(maybe we should create a new
one), the proxy will delegate invocations of `call(Object... args)` method
of `Callable` to the method of the FunctionInterface. As you know, `f(2)` is
actually `f.call(2)`, so we need the method `call`.
2) Transform `f(2)` to `f.apply(2)`, we can get the target method name by
the type of FunctionInterface. To make it clear, let's have a look at two
example: `Function`'s method is `apply`, `Consumer`'s method is `accept`.
I prefer the first way, but I want to get advice from you :-)
In addition, have you any idea about the issue[1]? If you do not know
off the top of your head, I'll have to investigate when I have some spare
time. Any help is appreciated!
Cheers,
Daniel.Sun
[1]
https://github.com/apache/groovy/blob/native-lambda/src/main/java/org/codehaus/groovy/classgen/asm/sc/StaticTypesLambdaWriter.java#L136
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