Am 04.07.2018 um 05:00 schrieb Moy:
Hi,
I reported bug metioned in the subject as I was not able to ascertain
from the web if what I am facing is a consequence of desired intent.
Paul King
<https://issues.apache.org/jira/secure/ViewProfile.jspa?name=paulk> suggested to
check issue with the mailing list. Here I am following the suggestion.
Using groovy shell to execute the following groovy script snippet fails
at compilation phase when executing the script through java. I am using
Jre1.7
public static void main(String[] args)throws Exception, IllegalAccessException {Object evaluate =new
GroovyShell().evaluate("\"abcd\".length() == .34");System.out.println("result:
" + evaluate);
}
In the above snippet, If I replace*.34* with*0.34* then the script
execution works as expected.
.34 is no valid decimal in Groovy.
[...]
Please let me know if this problem will be fixed, if so which release
and when is the release date.
it is intentional not allowed to use .34. Unless you give a very good
reason for why it should be allowed there will most likely be no fix.
bye Jochen
