Passing the outer class' this reference explicitely to the non-static
inner classes' ctors makes the test green (see below; evidently this is
not necessary when using the new keyword). Any suggestions on how to
best adapt the code to achieve this behavior ?
Here is the Github of the current state of Newify classNamePattern support:
https://github.com/mgroovy/groovy/commit/66431efbe748781d9d86f79454c40918e941f937#diff-e8608c32eafec3c224382636704a74de
Cheers,
mg
@Test void testInnerClassesNewifyWithNamePattern() {
final String script =""" import groovy.transform.Canonical import
groovy.transform.CompileStatic import groovy.lang.Newify import
groovy.transform.ASTTest import static
org.codehaus.groovy.control.CompilePhase.SEMANTIC_ANALYSIS
@Newify(classNamePattern=/[A-Z].*/) class Foo { @Canonical class A {
String a } @Canonical class AB { String a; String b } @Canonical class
ABC { String a; String b; String c } List createClassList() { //final l
= [ A('2018-04-08'), AB("I am", "class AB"), ABC("A","B","C") ] final l
= [ A(this, '2018-04-08'), AB(this, "I am", "class AB"), ABC(this,
"A","B","C") ] [ l.collect { it.getClass().getCanonicalName() },
l.collect { it.toString() } ] } } final Foo foo = new Foo()
foo.createClassList() """ println"script=|$script|" final List resultList = (List)evalScript(script)
println"result=$resultList" assert resultList[0] ==
['Foo.A','Foo.AB','Foo.ABC']
assert resultList[1] == ['Foo$A(2018-04-08)','Foo$AB(I am, class
AB)','Foo$ABC(A, B, C)']
}
