Sorry to post small insights into my own problem, but I thought I should add
this as well:
return $2.get("Quantity") != null ? $2.get("Quantity") : "1";
This works fine. It is only when using the return value of the conditional
operator as a parameter or context object for some function call that I get the
Verify Error. I thought it may be because I was using illegal arguments for
the conditional operator, but according to the Java Language Spec what I did
above should be fine because the second and third arguments are both
references. If I've misunderstood that part to be true, then please correct
me, but it seems that since the above code works, then I assume my code is
valid.
Chiba, considering Verify Error is essentially "this didn't pass language spec"
can I consider this a bug within Javassist in dealing with the return type of
the conditional operator? If not I'm still very curious what is wrong within
my code.
(BTW, I would just stop using the conditional operator, but the code that could
be potentially generated in this program genuinely calls for only one line
without intermediate variable storage.)
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