Nashorn does not treat enums specially. i.e., Nashorn does not
automatically call array returning values() method. But, it is possible
to adjust the script as follows:
var MaterialEnum = Packages.MaterialEnum;
var values = MaterialEnum.values();
for (var m in values) {
if (values[m] &&
values[m].ordinal)
{
print(values[m]);
}
}
The above code works for older Javascript engine too.
Note that the above allows code to us cache array returned by values()
method -- because for security reasons values() of any enum always
returns a cloned array. Implicit values call in for..in would have to
throw the cloned enum values array everytime.
-Sundar
On Saturday 25 January 2014 05:07 AM, Walter Higgins wrote:
Say I have a Java Enum type, In previous versions of the Javascript engine,
I could iterator over each value like this...
for (var m in MaterialEnum){
if (MaterialEnum[m] &&
MaterialEnum[m].ordinal)
{
println(MaterialEnum[m]);
}
}
In Nashorn, this is no longer possible. Is this a bug or is it by design?
